> That has to be unlocked for that too, it's in memory somewhere.
Its in-memory on my physical hardware token or a TPM or a secure-enclave, which only activates and unlocks after a valid identity challenge (fingerprint, physical touch, face scan, pin, etc.) not my main system's userspace memory. A massively different target.
Then they privilege escalate, lock out all your other devices after adding a new one, it's the same issue. And it's opaque, reinforces the ideas that users are too stupid to do anything right, so that we shouldn't even try.