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I mean you could argue that this is more of a multi-factor authentication lesson. Just knowing 1 "secret"— a subdomain in this case —shouldn't get you somewher
by bangaladore 2y ago
I mean you could argue that this is more of a multi-factor authentication lesson.
Just knowing 1 "secret"— a subdomain in this case —shouldn't get you somewhere you shouldn't.
In general you should always assume that any password has been (or could be) compromised. So in this case, more factors should be involved such as IP restricting for access, an additional login page, certificate validation, something...