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But just as users don't generally pick secure passwords, lazy/time-pressured/incompetent (pick one) developers don't create secure password storage mechanisms.
by redblacktree 13y ago
But just as users don't generally pick secure passwords, lazy/time-pressured/incompetent (pick one) developers don't create secure password storage mechanisms. If the fix is as simple as defaulting to the other factor of two-factor auth for single-factor auth, it's worth thinking about.
- omgitstom 13y agoDefinitely is worth thinking about. Defaulting to another factor would still be an issue as well. There are a few discussions on this post that highlight them.