Moreover, that's just anecdotal - LastPass's own research, from 2019 - 15-20 years after the introduction of secure password managers - is that 23% of employees access password vaults on their mobile devices, which means that fully 77% *are not* using a password manager.

The 'security world' taking the problem seriously and designing something better. 😜

For sure - my complaint is that we wouldn't stand for the medical profession to say "abstinence is the only way to prevent unwanted childbirth"; I'm not saying no-one should use password managers. I'm trying to say that it's our (security folks) responsibility to build better.

My problem with this whole thread is that yes, of course we need something better than passwords, but also, yes, there is a lot of improvement being made right now. It's not like someone can make something that "solves passwords" and suddenly everyone will be using it.

Obviously not 100%, but frankly there *are* UX tweaks that could be applied to 95% of websites that would eliminate most passwords for the vast majority of users, right now.

My company uses your company. I have one password, don't use a password manager, and can access every service I need to do my job, and I can do that extremely securely.