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The same argument goes for not letting me pick my own username. I like to make my username just as complex as my password. What I use to log in and what I use to interact with a site can be different.
2FA(2 factor authentication) needs a wider adoption level as well. APIs like Authy make it very easy and very cheap to give your users an added level of security.
While I'm on a security rant, websites that have me log in with my social security number... NO. Just NO. STAHP.
What kind of site does that?
I've seen it on sites for health care benefits and life insurance/retirement.
Hold up, since when did websites block password managers? I've been using LastPass for a long time and I've had no problems with websites and the extension.
It happens. I use LastPass as well and I bump into it from time to time.
I'm with you. I can't think of any sites that I visit that outright block LastPass. I do get the occasional site that has a very odd log-in proceedure, requiring me to actually Cut/Paste from the LastPass vault, but only a couple are that way.
Also, why the hell do the sites that practically scream for more security (I'm looking at you banking sites) NOT have 2FA?