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I don't quite see "hashed passwords" relating as much to the security of the provider as it would to that of the customer.
by rodion_89 15y ago
I don't quite see "hashed passwords" relating as much to the security of the provider as it would to that of the customer.
- petercooper 15y agoThe hashes passwords are stored at the provider, no? Everything he listed relates to security at the provider, which you'd expect as standard. SSL merely secures the connection across the Web to the provider, but not within their system.
- rodion_89 15y agoHashes are stored at the provider but the fact that they hashed is what I am referring to. Hashing itself only protects the user, there is little benefit to the providers security.
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