> Someone unironically said in this thread they "never trusted LastPass" (implying this is safer somehow?!) but technologically you don't specifically need to.
There's something to be said about perception. A big corporation making money off a centralized service that uses the money to employ people to get things right? Seems sketchy. Some people on GitHub with a Chrome extension that can read and write all data on every web page you visit and intentionally syncs your passwords with ... AES-CTR with no integrity protection??? please tell me I'm misreading this ... to some random altcoin? Sounds great, these people must have my best interests in mind, hack the planet, fight the power, &c. &c.
The question is, how do we change these perceptions?
There's something to be said about perception. A big corporation making money off a centralized service that uses the money to employ people to get things right? Seems sketchy. Some people on GitHub with a Chrome extension that can read and write all data on every web page you visit and intentionally syncs your passwords with ... AES-CTR with no integrity protection??? please tell me I'm misreading this ... to some random altcoin? Sounds great, these people must have my best interests in mind, hack the planet, fight the power, &c. &c.
The question is, how do we change these perceptions?