Travis Crump wrote:
> Wouldn't this imply that your password is stored unencrypted somewhere,
> because if it was encrypted, I can't think of a possible format which
> would allow another program to read it...
Well, there are well-known encryption algorithms that can be used by any
program (e.g. AES, Triple-DES or whatever). But that would be useless.
You'd need a password to access your password, which sort of defends the
purpose.
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