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You can have a very secure facility that only uses a "house key"-style entry flow for the user. The key will look really weird (see Medeco and Evva for examples
by pclmulqdq 3y ago
You can have a very secure facility that only uses a "house key"-style entry flow for the user. The key will look really weird (see Medeco and Evva for examples) and the building will have some design compromises - few entry points, no openable windows, etc.
A password, in theory, could work the same way. Except that the normal password UX involves people remembering the password, which entails a huge security compromise.
- NoZebra120vClip 3y ago> no openable windows Yep, I'd call that a significant inconvenience (for a home that someone like me lives in).
- stevage 3y agoPersonally I'd be fine with password restrictions like 16 characters minimum etc etc. Still better than MFA.