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[–] jollins@programming.dev 6 points 1 year ago

There’s a balance between convenience and security and IMO storing both on 1Password is fine. An attacker getting into your 1PW account would require them having

  • your username

  • and your password (which should be unique to only 1PW)

  • and your secret key

  • or physical device access with your 1PW password or biometric auth credentials

in which case an attacker really wants your stuff, has your device, and you have bigger issues.

I feel like this is similar to saying “is your front door lock strong enough?” when a thief is at your door and really wants to get inside, regardless of level of effort required.