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> And really important stuff (read: banks) is protected by two-factor authentication anyway.
by pif 4y ago
> And really important stuff (read: banks) is protected by two-factor authentication anyway.
- bigDinosaur 4y agoStill a bad idea, you're leaking information for social engineering attacks either against you or the company holding your account. Anyway your 2FA is acting to make your passwords actually unique, in a sense, I suppose. Not that I'd necessarily trust it on its own.
- pif 4y agoThe worst information leaks are passwords written on a post-it, and they are usually the outcome of obnoxious safety rules.