@briankrebs @Drarok It can still be compromised. Which needs:
* someone breaks into your house
* they're bright enough to be aware of the concept of passwords[#]
* they find one tiny notebook somewhere in an entire house
* they decode whatever obfuscation you've used to write things down[*]
* they also steal your phone so that they can access things with 2FA
* they hack your accounts before you realise you've been burgled and do something about the important ones.
Not all these steps are hard, but not all of them are easy.
[#] The last burglars we had left US $20 bills scattered on the floor, apparently not recognising that these were "money".
[*] For example, and this isn't how I do mine, words underlined in pencil in a long out of date O'Reilly PERL manual on a bookshelf with dozens of other long out of date O'Reilly manuals.
