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by Macha
980 days ago
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The point is more so that the pin unlocks a key on your local device and that key is much stronger than the password the typical user would select. Plus it is site specific in a way that your typical user does not do with passwords. So it's making a system weaker against offline attacks if someone steals your hardware in exchange for making it stronger against phishing. This is probably the correct tradeoff for most people. |
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