Re:Namecheap live chat social engineering leads to loss of 2...
by pyre on Tuesday April 12, 2016 @01:51PM
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I think that the drop-downs are trying to prevent people from mistyping things and locking themselves out because "Accordien" doesn't match "accordion".
Re:Namecheap live chat social engineering leads to loss of 2...
by ashitlerferad on Tuesday April 12, 2016 @01:46PM
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How about 5 random questions, 5 random answers and record all of these in your password manager?
Re:Namecheap live chat social engineering leads to loss of 2...
by kbenson on Tuesday April 12, 2016 @06:17PM
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If you have a password manager that successfully tracks the questions, then there's no reason to need to recover the password, as you'll just track the password in the same system.
The catch-22 of these systems is that recovery questions need to be obvious, memorable and unchanging enough to the user that they are useful for recovery, while also being hard for a third party to guess/research. I feel like for the most part those are more often than not mutually exclusive.
Drop-downs for answers. Just got this on United.com:
http://imgur.com/84l0CdU