On 2015-10-06 08:11, Josh Smift wrote:
>
> (So maybe what you mean here is "there's zero upside to asking your
> customers to send reusable credentials", because what you want is to
> encourage us IT professionals to change how our servers work. But your
> rhetoric here keeps making it sound like I should feel free to do
> something ("reuse passwords"), or that I should refuse to do something
> ("send a password"), that I can't actually choose to do as a client.)
I think the site is tying to get people to push back on services that don't
encrypt at the client, the same way ssh got implemented because people started
to refuse to use telnet.
Thanks Edward by the way, when you start thinking about it, it is crazy that
we send a password in 2015...
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