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Non-techy users don’t really stand a chance against anything, especially when you consider the attackers only need to get .1% for meaningful results.
by code_duck 8y ago
Non-techy users don’t really stand a chance against anything, especially when you consider the attackers only need to get .1% for meaningful results.
- tialaramex 8y agoBrick wall UX. That's the recurring lesson in security design. WebAuthn does this. The user may really, really want to give fakebank.example their credentials for the real bank but they can't. Dancing pigs, free money, urgent message from God, it doesn't matter why the user feels compelled to give away their credentials if they can't.