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My question is: "Selfie as a Password", - Is it really secure?

• JoeAltmaier 11y ago
  Its a terrible idea. Its a password you can't change, can't even choose, leave lying about all over the place. Its everything a password shouldn't be.
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• marak830 11y ago
  Edit: after reading JoeAltmaier and thinking more about it, its a terrible idea. You cant change it, its easy to dupe. No. Just no. Ill leave my original post though. :-) Id argue its more or less the same as a pin. Both could be gotten past with a determined attacker or a generic setup(camera for pin/selfie). Infact id say easier for certain people who post selfies on public sites, ripm. Cut and paste on x background. The more i think about it, the stupider the idea sounds.