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On the upside, it is an improvement for the use-the-same-password-on-many-services users, assuming the hash is not trivial to reverse like md5. At this point,
by shazow 15y ago
On the upside, it is an improvement for the use-the-same-password-on-many-services users, assuming the hash is not trivial to reverse like md5.
At this point, I'm less worried about somebody getting access to some random startup I signed up for than I am about them using the leaked password to gain access to my other accounts.
(I've recently changed my password scheme to using a different one for every service, but this just puts me within a minority.)