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This 'someone' could also, on most computers, install a keylogger to get your master password, or passwords that aren't registered in a password manager. Would
by vgalin 4y ago
This 'someone' could also, on most computers, install a keylogger to get your master password, or passwords that aren't registered in a password manager. Would you consider this a vulnerability coming from the password manager?
- that_guy_iain 4y agoIn most cases they wouldn't be able to do that. Because there are security measures to prevent that.
- blincoln 4y agoWhat security measures do you think would protect against someone installing a keylogger or extracting saved passwords from your browser data files if you let them use your computer? Also, are you envisioning setting up a new, non-administrative user account for that person, or just logging on using your own account and then handing over the keyboard and mouse like most people would do?
- that_guy_iain 4y agoAnti-virus systems...