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Another proof of the fact that security questions are a really bad idea. I'd rather have to go through some manual time intensive procedure in the unlikely ins
by DoubleMalt 13y ago
Another proof of the fact that security questions are a really bad idea.
I'd rather have to go through some manual time intensive procedure in the unlikely instance of losing access to my password safe, instead of opening myself that wide to social engineering.
- andyhmltn 13y agoI agree. I would prefer to have to ring up a support line and provide ID or something. However, that opens up two problems: * What if it's a non-critical service? * How do they link an ID to an account without requiring it at launch?