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Single sign on = single point of failure.
by sathackr 10y ago
Single sign on = single point of failure.
- user5994461 10y agoNot single sign on = infinite points of failure
- sathackr 10y agoThere still are infinite points of failure with SSO. Each service would need a trust relationship established with the SSO provider, any of which is a point of failure.
- Can_Not 10y agoThis is mathematically misleading. SSO adds a single global point of failure on top of the existing system. Single nodes will still fail in both circumstances, unaffected by the use or not of SSO.
- user5994461 10y agoI am not just talking about node failures but about the human failure too. The human cannot manage and remember accounts for a hundred services.
- Terretta 10y agoLastPass can for people, and automation can for machines. And then you are the one point of control of your destiny, not the SSO namespace owner.
- user5994461 10y agoAnd that makes LastPass your SSO :p