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Nope. It could be system generated and disseminated over secure channels. Password rotation becomes necessary, and a little bit riskier, because now you have t
by pavement 9y ago
Nope. It could be system generated and disseminated over secure channels.
Password rotation becomes necessary, and a little bit riskier, because now you have to deal with accidental lock-outs in a sane, coordinated manner.
- throwaway2048 9y agoand who implements the system that generates and disseminates over secure channel? You are stuck trusting somebody, no matter what. Its turtles all the way down.
- pavement 9y agoEh, 3 pieces of a randomly generated string... hashed in memory, and only the result of the hash function is stored. Pretty basic concept. Soon, dear throwaway, you'll be telling me we should live in fear of the locksmiths, for all their key blanks and such fiendish metal files to abrade them with. What if they should file down a butter knife into the shape of my precious bicycle chain's key?
- throwaway2048 9y agoI didn't say you should be afraid, simply that trying to build a system that doesn't require you to trust people is a fools errand.