Memorized password are usually highly insecure due to being reused and short in general. So they are usually implemented as imperfect systems for most people. What is the difference to a password manager here?
The fact you remember long passwords doesn't mean everyone does.
If you're the type of person who uses no master password, and every password you would ever create is '1234', then a password manager will be a definite improvement. But if you have the ability to memorize two complex passwords, that is more secure.
My advice is solely for the person who already has a password manager, has memorized one complex password for it, and is willing to memorize another one.
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Memorized password are usually highly insecure due to being reused and short in general. So they are usually implemented as imperfect systems for most people. What is the difference to a password manager here?
The fact you remember long passwords doesn't mean everyone does.
If you're the type of person who uses no master password, and every password you would ever create is '1234', then a password manager will be a definite improvement. But if you have the ability to memorize two complex passwords, that is more secure.
My advice is solely for the person who already has a password manager, has memorized one complex password for it, and is willing to memorize another one.