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A comment on Dropbox employee’s password reuse led to theft of 60M+ user credentials. Parent comment
The first makes your public key useless for security. The second locks you out of everything.
So you've still got to have patterns-of-fraudulent-use detection, and some sort of token-reset mechanism.
Persistent data encryption is another option, but that compounds the key-loss problem in that you cannot access earlier data.
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The first makes your public key useless for security. The second locks you out of everything.
So you've still got to have patterns-of-fraudulent-use detection, and some sort of token-reset mechanism.
Persistent data encryption is another option, but that compounds the key-loss problem in that you cannot access earlier data.