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They do. The author reset the password to gain access.
by scott00 9y ago
They do. The author reset the password to gain access.
- evjim 9y agoBut then if the password is reset, the original scammer has no access to the account! And the scammer cannot reset the password because they do not have access to the email.
- anchpop 9y agoThis is true if changing the password s you to re-enter the password on every device (even those that were logged in at the time)
- shkkmo 9y agoChanging a password should always invalidate all existing sessions. If you aren't doing that, then you are doing it wrong. Edit: Or at least invalidate all sessions initiated using the old password if you have that tracked.
- will4274 9y ago> Changing a password should always invalidate all existing sessions Doesn't with Google. They display a prompt and let you select which sessions to expire.
- scott00 9y agoNetflix offers SMS password resets.
- stordoff 9y agoShould that not be a big enough red flag in most cases (I have to reset the password on this account -> maybe it isn't my account)?