> For example if my turing return code setting is like this :
> ab"m"def (a
> fixed character "m" in position 3)
>
> Turing code Return code
> 123456 12m456
I get it. I like this idea for some situations (still won't fix the
challenge with creating multiple accounts though). If an account is
randomly assigned a position for the user to 'fix' that would also make
it so the user could not just pick a favorite position and character to
use for other accounts.
Of course I would forget all these things even if I had just a few
accounts.
- savings is a 4 in the 5th spot,
- company is a M in the 3rd spot,
- goddaughter's savings is a 5 in the 4th spot :)
I think it is important to let the user supply a pgp key so that the
current settings can be safely emailed.
But, to provide really safe logins we should have the option of
requiring 1 time passcodes. Lose your list of ~20?, just request a pgp
email with new ones. A hassle to enter, but not when a dumb mistake on
my part would expose a years worth of my Au! ACK!
Jeff
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