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Proton blog: Are security questions terrible for account security?

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Are security questions terrible for account security? | Proton

Explore the pitfalls of security questions and discover stronger alternatives to safeguard your online privacy.

The answer is yes, and the TL;DR is not to use them, use 2FA, and not share personal details online (which is hopefully all obvious advice)

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.world/post/12060980

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Are you super sure that nobody else knows it? Why don’t you tell me so I can check for you if anyone I know knows it.
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  okay but first I want to tell you my mother’s maiden name and the name of the first school I went to.

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