Re:86% of CrashCrate subscribers used passwords already leak...
by scrollaway on Wednesday May 02, 2018 @01:56PM
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It's hard to tell what security answers are used for when you're writing it in. If it's for use with customer support, it should probably be something like "CSR IMPORTANT: DO NOT ACCEPT VAGUE ANSWERS 309c91b10edb2"
Re:86% of CrashCrate subscribers used passwords already leak...
by raverbashing on Thursday May 03, 2018 @06:41AM
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Good idea! Yeah it's usually for CS and id verification.
(It's also a good idea to, if you use correct answers, to not leave them on Fb or other places)
You should worry about strong passwords, but the point is moot if the rest of the system has other major flaws.
See: people who have their security answer as a long hex string, and customer service doesn't check the digits.