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I think they should go with fingerprints. I have to change my password every three months so I reuse the same password with a few numbers incremented. For a whi
by Ididntdothis 7y ago
I think they should go with fingerprints. I have to change my password every three months so I reuse the same password with a few numbers incremented. For a while I created completely new passwords but constantly memorizing them got really annoying.
That’s the problem with a lot of security recommendations. Often they are very inconvenient.
- Sohcahtoa82 7y ago> I think they should go with fingerprints. Fingerprints are probably the least secure method of authentication possible. Picking up your fingerprint off of something you touched and fooling a fingerprint reader is pretty trivial. And worst, it's not something you can change, so once your fingerprint is copied, it's compromised permanently. Fingerprints should never be considered a security feature. At most they're a convenience feature.