I agree, but perhaps password managers aren't a one-size-fits-all solution. People in high risk situations (e.g., admin @ crypto companies) that are likely to be specifically targeted, might be better served without a password manager. But yes, if RDP, e.g., is left on and open then a keylogger could be installed anyways...
Admins at crypto companies should be getting security advice from their security gurus rather than from the web. It is reasonable to suggest that most people use a password manager. For the few people where this isn't good enough, they likely know who they are.
I agree, but perhaps password managers aren't a one-size-fits-all solution. People in high risk situations (e.g., admin @ crypto companies) that are likely to be specifically targeted, might be better served without a password manager. But yes, if RDP, e.g., is left on and open then a keylogger could be installed anyways...