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Right, presumably with a password manager you’re using a totally random string as your password too, coupled with different passwords for each site. so there are a combination of factors that make it still much more secure than just “both factors in one place” since neither factors can easily be guessed.

The main threat vector would be, as you mentioned, compromise of the actual password manager.

As far as I can tell, 1Password’s end to end encrypted architecture makes this less probable.

That would reduce the main risks to our actual devices.