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There is no password, just like Mullvad. You should "protect" your account number like you would a password, but also, you can just discard it and change to ano
by BrunoBernardino 5mo ago
There is no password, just like Mullvad. You should "protect" your account number like you would a password, but also, you can just discard it and change to another one in a month, for example.
- plextoria 5mo agoThanks for your answer! Makes me curious how do you defend against people simply bruteforcing or guessing the account numbers.
- BrunoBernardino 5mo agoRate limiting when it's invalid (and high entropy to generate new ones)! It's in the FAQ :)