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I get it from outlook.com multiple times a day for a password reset. Assuming a six digit code, they do this 1M times a day across multiple accounts to get ar
by adrr 4y ago
I get it from outlook.com multiple times a day for a password reset. Assuming a six digit code, they do this 1M times a day across multiple accounts to get around per account throttling, they'll get one success. If they aren't using a secure random number generator, they get increase the probability if they can predict the random number seed.
- Scoundreller 4y agoComing soon: “Your login code is 8kqhc1abw0v6n11kmdi0py5lwy. Do not share this with anyone”
- TakeBlaster16 4y ago"This code will expire in 30 seconds."
- tetha 4y agoStupid idea: Generate ~8 words... and shove them into GPT-3 to create a ~100 word novel, and make that your security code. Suddenly your security code is about a bearded elf, riding a cucumber, wielding a unicorn to defeat ice cream. Try guessing that.