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Not to mention that most email has roughly the same security level as a postcard. There are a lot of personal details that I wouldn't want written on a postcar
by kybernetikos 14y ago
Not to mention that most email has roughly the same security level as a postcard. There are a lot of personal details that I wouldn't want written on a postcard.
Not to mention the fact that lots of 'personal information' is not in fact private, e.g. date of birth (one of my financial accounts uses date of birth), mothers maiden name, social security number, etc.
- unclebucknasty 14y agoTrue that. I often think of how many services ask for the same info as "security questions". By definition, if there's a "standard" set of such questions, it's not secure.