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Somewhere along the line, there will always be a password!
by m8urn 14y ago
Somewhere along the line, there will always be a password!
- Vivtek 14y agoIt could be a one-time issue used only to set up a secret. I think the fatality in question is the user-selected password, which is proving useless at scale.
- dredmorbius 14y agoPasswords not shared across multiple systems, and used rarely, on physically secured and/or proximate systems. The threat exposure is vastly reduced. The main problems with passwords today are 1) rampant reuse and 2) very effective cracking tools based on known password corpuses. Even a small corpus of a few hundred of the most common passwords will generally access some account on a given system.