Why are password managers considered good security practice when they provide a single entry for an attacker to get all of your credentials?
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The company I work for uses 32 different vendors and software programs that I have to log into.
I log into these programs almost daily. I need to access them to view patient information and lab work.
Using a password manager (while not perfect) is the only way I am going to do this. They all have different password rules and different times to reset your password.
It’s a stupid way to do things. You know though we just absolutely cannot have a socialist medical system. Especially in Florida. That would be stupid.
People want to know why I’m constantly on the computer? I am logging into 32 different accounts just to find your 4 lab results that I need.
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