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Old 04-07-2024, 14:27   #7
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Re: Password manager

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Originally Posted by Itshim View Post
Not a dig ,what happens and how likely it something like this being hacked. Main reason I rely on memory just counted 27
I don't really have a professional answer to this other than I think it's pretty secure, all my passwords are completely random gobbledygook which I can't possibly remember, I have 2FA enabled so if someone tried to log in on the website I would get a notification to allow it or not, i usually use their mobile app and if im on PC which is very rarely a browser plug in for it with just one password.

At the end of the day I have likely 100s of log ins on there for various sites so if something did happen it wouldn't be a disaster as I don't put anything really important on it, any banking passwords are on paper and in code so no one could possibly use that info if they got hold of that.
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