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This doesn't need to be solved via time-based expiry though - you can use a breach list (like checking https://haveibeenpwned.com https://haveibeenpwned.com on
by dwaite 7y ago
This doesn't need to be solved via time-based expiry though - you can use a breach list (like checking https://haveibeenpwned.com https://haveibeenpwned.com on registration,login, and password change).
Even an aggressive password change policy is typically one month since last change, which would give a long window for access.
Secondary factors, if at no other time then on first use of a machine, are also a good technique to prevent password breaches from spreading into your system.
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- seqizz 7y agoList-checking can't help every time. Some people use "clever" tactics to use slightly different passwords (hunter2fb for Facebook, hunter2tw for Twitter).