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It's the danger of using something as a universal password (terrible practice #1) that's often stored in plain text (terrible practice #2). I don't regularly d
by vharuck 3y ago
It's the danger of using something as a universal password (terrible practice #1) that's often stored in plain text (terrible practice #2).
I don't regularly deal much with federal government agencies beyond the IRS. Which ones let you do nefarious things if you only know a person's name, address, and SSN? The IRS doesn't, because they require you to know info from what you filed last year.