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The problem is that since they know your email address, they can find your email from leaked databases... Then try that password to own your repo...
by jdubs 13y ago
The problem is that since they know your email address, they can find your email from leaked databases... Then try that password to own your repo...
- zalew 13y agowhat password?
- warcode 13y agoThat one single password you use on all webpages, clearly.
- asperous 13y agoAssuming: * A hacker has a leaked database * Your email and password are in this database * Your public email is the same one used in the database * Plain-text passwords are easy to extract from this leaked databases * You use the same password and email combination other places * Other places with that email/password don't use two-step authentication Then if they have your email they can get your password and try it other places
- kintamanimatt 13y ago> You use the same password and email combination other places This is the problem. Every password for every account you create should be unique. Bonus points if you use a unique email alias for every account you create too.