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At least by not allowing 4 you get rid of the two most common lazy date formats (and YYYY)
by TylerE 4y ago
At least by not allowing 4 you get rid of the two most common lazy date formats (and YYYY)
- eptcyka 4y agoDoes it matter if you can bruteforce a 4 digit pin in a day, if there's no TPM guarding it?
- lxgr 4y agoNothing prevents users from using 0YYYY or 0DDMM/0MMDD. Every time some site ridiculously insists I "use a more secure password", I sigh and add "A1!$" to the end of my 32-character alphanumeric random string.