Properly implemented 2FA, for sure. Having been on both sides of various types of 2FA failures, but I definitely agree.
This is largely true, but we also exist in a day and age where computing clusters can fire off billions of guesses per second. Anything less than 16 digits takes a questionably small amount of time in comparison, when…
Mostly, if implemented properly, sure. I would agree with this.
I prefer these methods as well, but password simplification is a user choice, not a causal effect. Any secure password generator and vault, keyfobs and various other methods are great ways to compensate for a password…
Properly implemented 2FA, for sure. Having been on both sides of various types of 2FA failures, but I definitely agree.
This is largely true, but we also exist in a day and age where computing clusters can fire off billions of guesses per second. Anything less than 16 digits takes a questionably small amount of time in comparison, when…
Mostly, if implemented properly, sure. I would agree with this.
I prefer these methods as well, but password simplification is a user choice, not a causal effect. Any secure password generator and vault, keyfobs and various other methods are great ways to compensate for a password…