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by md_
3304 days ago
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One point not mentioned by others here: In the case where recovery entails a required password change and the site imposes some password history--the common case, though I don't know if this is true of Fastmail--the real account holder is guaranteed to notice if a recovery event happens, whereas ordinary password+SMS-interception may not be noticed. So, yes, for the most part this is as weak as SMS second-factor--but it's less likely to go undiscovered by the real user. |
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