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BrunoBernardino
14 days ago
There is no password, just like Mullvad. You should "protect" your account number like you would a password, but also, you can just discard it and change to another one in a month, for example.
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plextoria
13 days ago
Thanks for your answer! Makes me curious how do you defend against people simply bruteforcing or guessing the account numbers.
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BrunoBernardino
13 days ago
Rate limiting when it's invalid (and high entropy to generate new ones)! It's in the FAQ :)
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