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As someone who reads hackernews and works on security systems, yes, absolutely. Run their passwords through haveibeenpwned and disallow anything that shows up.
by johncessna 3y ago
As someone who reads hackernews and works on security systems, yes, absolutely. Run their passwords through haveibeenpwned and disallow anything that shows up.
Based on the feedback I hear from my non-tech friends and family, not allowing them to use their single password used for everything would be a good way to exclude those folks from using whatever service you're trying to sell them.
- pbhjpbhj 3y agoI was being argumentative there, I think the email-based auth is probably right for a site like this. Force complex passwords and people will often just do a reset every time anyway.