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of course, but its still better to make someone waste their cpu time and slow down the attack, instead of beeing just able to enter admin/admin
by thecatspaw 8y ago
of course, but its still better to make someone waste their cpu time and slow down the attack, instead of beeing just able to enter admin/admin
- freeflight 8y agoI'm just saying for this to be even better I'd like some transparency from manufacturers about their password generating process. If they do it properly then there should be no problem with surfacing their methodology and I'd have less hassle by actually being able to trust those complex individual passwords the device comes with out of the box.
- pdonis 8y agoI don't think anyone should be trusting any password generated by anyone but themselves. To me, the only viable option is the second option in the California bill: the device requires the user to generate a new password before it can be accessed for the first time.