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awendt | 11 years ago
If you gain access to your victim's e-mail account, even if you find any passwords in there, you cannot use any of them because they are not working anymore.
So it's not only a stronger, non-recycled password. It's:
1. an OTP
2. that expires very soon
3. that cannot be recycled
4. in a place that's likely to be well-protected
EDIT: 5. that place (#4) is in widespread use
This is beyond a "password manager" which barely covers #3 (it incentivizes not to recycle) – and maybe #4, if you're careful.
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