I don't use chrome, but Firefox can be rigged even if you use lastpass.
I haven't bothered to count the times
that killing the Firefox process and starting it up again got me back
into lastpass. Same for a restart when
enabling or adding an extension. Someone could write a popular
extension that takes advantage of this.
The inverse is that lastpass could be more comprehensive in its
coverage, covering most situations and
most applications that need a password. This would be especially
helpful when used on an android
or iOS machine, etc.
On 08/06/2013 02:41 PM, Ed wrote:
> http://blog.elliottkember.com/chromes-insane-password-security-strategy
>
> is Chrome the new attack vector to your stored passwords in other
> browsers? would a master password protect against this kind of slurp?
> Han's presentation at the last East Side PLUG meeting was really on
> point - thx
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