And also, it is complete foolishness to have a third party in possession of passwords. At least use a different one for every site for the kids who grab the rando plain text keystore on rando site.
No detail about me is secret. I always am assured that God knows all. And Angels probably hate it when I look at dirty pictures and worse.
I have no problem with your choices assuming I'm not wrong and I merely observe 2fa doesn't detract from this, and that bitwarden can be run as a server on your own hardware should you chose, or you can hand distribute the keys. The only advantage is prefilling and you may not care enough.
I sleep easy knowing that all my secrets and my os is made by all organic free range programmers who never get mad they are being taken for a ride. But for a good cause you see. Software freedom is very important. Until that day bills need to be paid and you see, sometimes ingredients to computer food are not on the box.
Oh hopefully I can tack on one last thing I think is just hard to ignore. Secret passwords in plain text are horrible I think people can agree. But people store many life details in clear files open at least to daemons and lots of little codes see even if on an encrypted drive. Think of things like tax returns, insurance forms, records for all kinds of things. Come to think of it, I never really safe guarded any of that stuff more than my plain text file that was actually encrypted and everything at one time. But no longer.
And then finally, in my system dirs I have over 500,000 files. If open source is secure like a bazaar is, there couldn't be Ali Baba and 40 thieves in there someplace? Really? Sometimes ignorance is bliss.
Until it isn't any more.
Also, password managers are just easier than copy and paste.
But don't you think quantum computers are mature somewhere by now? If you had one and you had secrets to maintain, would you be the one to spill the beans even if a VIP planning a war? I doubt the news will come as a result of a bank heist or a 51% attack. This is a Jinn that will never go back to the bottle it came from.
RSA was passed on a long time ago and AES is pretty old. I don't think people can really grasp how much progress has been made. Most people I encounter have no idea that video can be completely faked. Recently I heard an old lady explain that video evidence is basically truth. Notice how easy the eyes are fooled.
For those who have ears, may they hear.
Hopefully my parent post doesn't vanish. I realize this is a tough pill to swallow. I am pretty sure we will all have to swallow it soon.
Nope. No I don't. The amount of compute required to actually operate on Shor's algorithm is immense, to the point that it's probably smarter, faster and cheaper to bruteforce with traditional HPC these days.
We'll go back to difficulties in exchanging secrets. But encryption as a whole will still work.