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> Worse, the security policies seemed to be fundamentally flawed, because they kept insisting on some form of authentication based on a trusted device when the
by drivebycomment 7y ago
> Worse, the security policies seemed to be fundamentally flawed, because they kept insisting on some form of authentication based on a trusted device when the purpose of the transaction was to notify them that the trusted device had been stolen.
Are you suggesting any random person without any authentication proof to be able to just sign people out of their devices ? That would be a broken security.
- Silhouette 7y agoI'm suggesting that a security policy should actually be practical. There are any number of viable ways to handle this. Requiring someone to possess the device they are reporting stolen is not one of them.