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Wouldn't help much with it right there in the URL too. Even if it weren't, triggering a password reset for somebody and then fuzzing the url space ends up work
by chias 5y ago
Wouldn't help much with it right there in the URL too.
Even if it weren't, triggering a password reset for somebody and then fuzzing the url space ends up working pretty quick. I saw a few comments talking about rate limiting but since these are by definition unauthenticated requests, that's not going to help you either.
Short version (heh) is you cannot make this secure.
- fullstop 5y agoClearly the user id would be removed from the URL, and rate limiting can be done by IP address.