Imagine Grand Master Joined May 31, 2010 Sythe Gold 5 Messages 3,375 Sep 23, 2012 #21 How about entering an email which the account is registered to - and then you send them a password reset email?
How about entering an email which the account is registered to - and then you send them a password reset email?
T The Last Demon Member Joined Sep 22, 2012 Sythe Gold 0 Messages 84 Location California! Sep 23, 2012 #22 Imagine said: How about entering an email which the account is registered to - and then you send them a password reset email? Click to expand... Emails can be exploited.
Imagine said: How about entering an email which the account is registered to - and then you send them a password reset email? Click to expand... Emails can be exploited.
Imagine Grand Master Joined May 31, 2010 Sythe Gold 5 Messages 3,375 Sep 23, 2012 #23 The Last Demon said: Emails can be exploited. Click to expand... So can security questions/PINS though...
The Last Demon said: Emails can be exploited. Click to expand... So can security questions/PINS though...
T The Last Demon Member Joined Sep 22, 2012 Sythe Gold 0 Messages 84 Location California! Sep 23, 2012 #24 Imagine said: So can security questions/PINS though... Click to expand... If you have a 4 digit pin (last four of social security) you have less of a chance of being compromised.
Imagine said: So can security questions/PINS though... Click to expand... If you have a 4 digit pin (last four of social security) you have less of a chance of being compromised.
PXL Member Joined Sep 22, 2012 Sythe Gold 0 Messages 32 Sep 24, 2012 #25 option 3 , , pin is more secure
, pin is more secure