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Definitely. It solves issue number 1: users have too many passwords, so they just use "password1" as the password. The worst offender I've seen is the Apple Sto
by wisty 15y ago
Definitely. It solves issue number 1: users have too many passwords, so they just use "password1" as the password. The worst offender I've seen is the Apple Store. You need upper case, lower case, and numbers; and you don't notice this until you've already failed. What's the bet that a significant number of users just use their name (capitalized), followed by their date of birth?