Entering a code is easy because of the password manager plug in. I don't have to find the Key with my finger, I just have to click with the mouse. Much easier.
Entering a code is easy because of the password manager plug in. I don't have to find the Key with my finger, I just have to click with the mouse. Much easier.
Sinking through a cloud drive is better because it diffuses the value proposition of hacking the cloud drive. If someone hacks The cloud provider they are likely to find a bunch of ripped videos and pictures of children and cats, with the occasional sensitive file here and there. Thus it makes less sense as a hacking target while still having lots of the same protections and professional oversight as any other cloud provider.
The value proposition of hacking a password manager SaaS is much higher so it becomes much more worth someone's time to hit.
It's like the difference between storing gold in a lock box in a bank and storing gold in a lockbox in a storage rental facility. Storage rental still has guards and locks and cameras, but will not attract the attention of dedicated, organize efforts to extract value like the bank will.
I'm not worried about a general cloud beach as much as I am a personal attack if someone gets hold of my phone and manages to unlock it. Then they have 2 of the 3 keys: the cloud drive, and the Auth app. All they need to do is hack the pw manager, which if they have the vault file from the cloud drive, they can brute force until the cows come home.
The private keys stay on your machine