1Password Getting More Expensive Starting in March

[Lifeisabeach]

All you need is one bad extension, bad email, or something shady on a website. If that happens, an attacker can get access to your vault that way.
Even Troy Hunt, a cyber security expert, fell for a phishing attack.

Ongoing support isn't going to prevent social engineering breaches. And I'm unaware of how a "bad extension" can compromise a password vault, or how "ongoing support" would mitigate this. Care to elaborate/provide references for this claim?

 

[MisterSavage]

Giving up a lot of functionality for $1 a month increase. But hey.. if you don't need the extras of 1PW, have at it.

Not the case at all for me. I switched from 1PW years ago to Bitwarden and the only thing I've missed is the ability to archive unneeded entries (which they are finally addressing).

 

[Mr. Heckles]

Ongoing support isn't going to prevent social engineering breaches. And I'm unaware of how a "bad extension" can compromise a password vault, or how "ongoing support" would mitigate this. Care to elaborate/provide references for this claim?

I only gave the phishing attack as an example that even experts make mistakes, that’s all. But a website that has questionable stuff on it, or a bad extension is a huge problem.