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The fact that they saved his passwords is pretty ugly. They're free to demand them 100% of the time, so it raises questions of whether they're saving them for s
by Bartweiss 10y ago
The fact that they saved his passwords is pretty ugly. They're free to demand them 100% of the time, so it raises questions of whether they're saving them for some other purpose.
And more simply, it means you have to trust border patrol's password management as well as your own. (Or change them all immediately.)
- alxndr 10y agoAlso makes the border control's system a pretty attractive target for hackers.
- Bartweiss 10y agoExactly. I think a database of identities tied to accounts with passwords would be at least as tempting as the OPM records (though to different people), which is reason enough that it shouldn't exist.