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by r33b33 361 days ago
2FA makes this a non-issue, no? You will get notificaton if someone failed to log in.
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Not even necessary. Salted hashes are enough, assuming you used a strong password.
it looks like a lot of these are from key loggers not from database breaches, so salted hashes, while nice, solve a different problem.
I didn't see that, yikes. That's one hell of a breach then.
Yeah assuming you have a billion encrypted passwords what are you even gonna do? You could try to brute force and maybe get a bunch of common/weak ones but as long as your password is like 8+ chars and fairly unique you probably wont be a target.

Unless they were storing them all unencrypted lol.