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by codetrotter
1247 days ago
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Counter arguments: - A password book can be lost if you bring it with you somewhere - If you don’t bring it with you and you suddenly need to log in to something while you are not at home, you are out of luck - There is no protection if the book is stolen. Now someone has all of your passwords. - If your house burns down, do you have a backup of the book? - Someone can shoulder surf you when you use the book in public and you might not even realise - If your computer or phone is hacked they can wait until the next time you type the password for some service on the device and steal it then anyways |
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