Liam Gladdy
I make parts of the internet. I play the video games, watch too much TV and see too many movies. I'm basically just a geek. (x²+y²-1)³-x²y³=0
@Jeffrey Goldberg Pardon my ignorance, but wouldn’t it be at least prudent to encrypt using the…
Scott Yates
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If someone is able to watch traffic on your local interface, they’re already running in a escalated privledge position (sudo or the like)
If they have this, there is nothing to stop them doing a wide variety of bad bad things. They could in theory install their own malicious browser extension that could watch for forms being submitted, and log usernames and passwords — in this situation, it doesn’t matter what 1password does, because it would take place after decryption.
