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by jandrese 1568 days ago
This also assumes that changing the password would effectively lock out attackers that have already breached your systems.
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It's vastly more likely you'll be pwned by remote passwords than local programs. Even if it is a local program, there's so many ways to store a password there's no automated way to reliably get a password. Your threat model will become a person targeting you specifically, thumbing through your files to find information, etc.