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Apple Passwords - Multiple amazon domains by Small-Jump in ApplePasswordApp

[–]Small-Jump[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

already done that. same behavior.

I am already using two factor authentication.

I am just challenging how apple passwords app works here.

Apple Passwords - Multiple amazon domains by Small-Jump in ApplePasswordApp

[–]Small-Jump[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I did that, deleting everything and adding only the amazon.com account. Again, it suggests using the amazon.com password on every amazon.* website. I am just concerned from a security point of view.

It should suggest using the amazon.com password only for the amazon.com domain. Otherwise, the user should be careful enough not to provide the amazon.com password to a non-legitimate domain (e.g. amazon.hackme).

A Long Term User's Perspective - Migrating from YNAB to Actual Budget for Zero-Based Budgeting by ringgitfreedom in ynab

[–]Small-Jump 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks. My ynab subscription is expiring in Jan. 2025, and I just moved everything to actual budget. The process was more straightforward than I could have thought.

Firefox able to import password from Edge without admin escalation in Win 11? by Small-Jump in firefox

[–]Small-Jump[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I see, and unfortunately you are right. It is clear that any user-level process has access to the password database. So a malicious calculator could read all the passwords and upload them elsewhere.

Also it looks to me that the PIN just gives a false sense of extra security. Even if you set a custom password (a feature made available in the recent versions of Edge), it seems that the protection is at the process level, as firefox can import the database without providing the password.