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Maybe this doesn't work on something the scale of Sony, but if I detected a breach, I'd identify all effected users, and automatically force change of all their
by tibbon 15y ago
Maybe this doesn't work on something the scale of Sony, but if I detected a breach, I'd identify all effected users, and automatically force change of all their passwords (Google does this), making old authentication data stale.
- elliottcarlson 15y agoAfter the prior breach every had to update their password. The real question is if checks were in place to prevent reusing old passwords.
- cube13 15y agoI haven't had a chance to change my password yet. The website that allowed you to do so had some security issue that forced it to be taken down. Thankfully, I originally used a throwaway password and don't have a valid credit card on that account anymore, so I honestly don't care at this point what happens to it.