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No, it's only the worst-case scenario for you. The worst-case scenario for the users (your customers) is their password exposed. They don't care about your serv
by mercuti0 15y ago
No, it's only the worst-case scenario for you. The worst-case scenario for the users (your customers) is their password exposed. They don't care about your server.
- nyellin 15y agoAgain, it's not a private password if they chose to share it with a group.
- JangoSteve 15y agoWhat if the group is that person and their dad, and they don't care if their dad knows the password to their gmail?
- nyellin 15y agoBy definition, there is no point in having an anonymous conversation with your dad, because it wouldn't be anonymous. Right now, we're seeing freeversation used with much larger groups of people, where guessing which email matches the password is impractical, even if someone does reuse a password.