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Umm... since these signs are "legally binding" therefore these require atleast as much security as a user's passwords, no? So exactly what security measures are
by xerophtye 13y ago
Umm... since these signs are "legally binding" therefore these require atleast as much security as a user's passwords, no? So exactly what security measures are in place?
With a typical text password, you don't even store it in plain-text, for fear of a compromised DB. So how are you protecting these signatures against a compromised DB?