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As I said in a previous conversation with tptacek, I support OpenID-only mostly because I think some developers strain their intelligence making toast. These ex
by Locke1689 16y ago
As I said in a previous conversation with tptacek, I support OpenID-only mostly because I think some developers strain their intelligence making toast. These examples don't exactly disillusion me. The only case where I can see that security would be a legitimately difficult thing to add on would be some of the banks (which may have to interface with ancient authentication systems which can't support a secure password).
- bluesmoon 16y agoMy bank in India has multiple passwords for different kinds of access. I have one password to get web access, a pin number to get phone/ATM access (since most phones don't have full keyboards) and a third password to actually transfer money from my web account. A session timeout is 5 minutes of inactivity and if you use the back button, your session is invalidated. It's annoying.