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Security Questions should go the way of the dodo. What is the point of subverting a strong password with more easily guessed security questions? If SQ were stronger, they would form a better primary login factor. But, they are not. | Security Questions should go the way of the dodo. What is the point of subverting a strong password with more easily guessed security questions? If SQ were stronger, they would form a better primary login factor. But, they are not. | ||
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The "Choosing and Using" part of the title read quite awkwardly the first couple times i saw this link. Consider renaming this cheat sheet to just "Security Questions Cheat Sheet". Gabe Friedmann 17:24, 15 October 2012 (UTC)
Security questions: dubious value
Security Questions should go the way of the dodo. What is the point of subverting a strong password with more easily guessed security questions? If SQ were stronger, they would form a better primary login factor. But, they are not. Douglasheld (talk) 08:47, 8 July 2018 (CDT)
