True... hackers can't see what you're typing currently, but if hackers can gain access some of your *old* cache memory (due to the Specter and Meltdown flaws) and someone hasn't changed their passwords in a while, then there could still be trouble.

For those of you who installed GID/Mobile Trust but have not changed any of your old passwords, now might be a good time to do so!

Although a hacker might have difficulty seeing what you are typing *now* (that you have SFOR's GID/MT), they can still "see" what you've done in the past. They can see all of those other times where you have logged-in and passworded somewhere PRIOR to when you installed GID/MT.

Sooooo, if you have one of the awesome SFOR products installed, but have not changed your passwords since then, you are not "really" fully protecting yourself. Your computer records everything... the hackers can see your past!

SFOR strong!