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by bagosm
4901 days ago
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Well your whole point can be addressed easily. Here is how: There is no immediate access to all passwords at once. Even when editing/deleting stored accounts, you can only do so by either providing the current one, or by load control. Normal use, wouldn't need more than a few passwords at any given moment and if there is a request for more, this can be an alert/lock that requires an SMS or any other 2nd means of authentication. The only real concern is that attack vectors to a single account (eg a gmail account) are broader that way - you can also go through the master password thingy. So, to begin with, if there is an account that is super sensitive you don't delegate it to a master account for authorization, and everything is dandy. |
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