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i use diceware. my mothers maiden name is sternness-ardently, and i am a proud graduate of blade-purge-satin-dash elementary! …apparently.
by hprotagonist 4y ago
i use diceware. my mothers maiden name is sternness-ardently, and i am a proud graduate of blade-purge-satin-dash elementary!
…apparently.
- sogen 4y agoblade-purge sounds like a good name for a metal band
- justsomehnguy 4y agoJust today we received an email with a password reset request from a person who: could not login into the customer portal because he lost/forgot the password could not perform the password recovery procedure because his answer for the security question is some nonsense like 'blade-purge-satin-dash' *shrug_emoji*
- TylerE 4y agoSometimes these questions are just asinine. I ran into one once that a 6 character minimum length for the answer.
- justsomehnguy 4y agoJust checked: 'Your favourite computer game?'. > I ran into one once that a 6 character minimum length for the answer This is a problem too, but at least it works if you manage to talk to a living person - even if you don't remember exactly how did you wrote something you can prove you know the answer for the security question. With 'cp359-qreor-534wej' as an answer you have no chance.
- LanternLight83 4y agoAs someone who forges security questions, and at the risk of playing No True Scotsman, we keep these answers in the database with our passwords And yeah, if we lose the database I guess we're screwed, but tbh, after ample backups, the risk of the database being leaked is way higher than the risk of losing it despite replication.