[TeMPOraL]

> something that most security conscious people would have figured out by storing it in a password vault.

Whatever that is if not another system protected by long password you're likely to lose, or that might bitrot past the point of recovery.

[dist1ll]

Any security-conscious person backs up their password manager.

[TeMPOraL]

A lot of things get done asymptotically close to the True Scotsman singularity.

[maccard]

Stored encrypted of course with a long password...

[dist1ll]

My response was in regard to the bitrot argument.

[TeMPOraL]

Backing up software isn't going to help against it bitrotting away.

[dist1ll]

Sure it does if you use redundant storage like cloud. Of course that also has downsides, but I find encrypted cloud backups a solid solution. I personally use pass + encrypted git backups with 3 yubikeys (1 primary, 2 backup, all of them using ECC ciphers for encryption and auth).