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What I make my password should be entirely up to me, with the knowledge that if my data is stolen because I reused a password, it was entirely my fault. I don'
by kulahan 3y ago
What I make my password should be entirely up to me, with the knowledge that if my data is stolen because I reused a password, it was entirely my fault.
I don't really think this needs to be regulated; government-standard guidelines are probably sufficient, with companies knowing that deviating will expose them more to litigation in the event of a problem.
Not trying to argue with you, I did read your last sentence, just tossing in another POV.
- sib 3y agoIn this case, due to the "genetic relatives" feature, one user's choice to use poor security (e.g., "passw0rd") enabled the bad guys to get the data of other users who did use good security. Sort of a "negative security externality"...