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Doug Vitale Tech Blog

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Doug Vitale Tech Blog

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2026-02-23 11:56:52

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Doug Vitale Tech Blog Doug Vitale Tech Blog Password-based authentication doomed by inherent flaws The password-based authentication model is plagued by weaknesses in theory and, as demonstrated by countless hacked accounts, in practice as well. The time for ubiquitous two-factor authentication and password managers is now. Authentication in computing – the process by which the identity of users is verified – has long relied on passwords as the primary (and often the only) mechanism for account holders to identify themselves. Even the most casual computer users are familiar with the process: when you power on your device or visit certain websites, you often need to enter credentials (i.e., usernames and passwords) to access your files and utilize your account capabilities, and you assume that you are the only one who knows your passwords. In an ideal world, knowledge of passwords would be restricted to the rightful account holders and therefore the entry of valid credentials ...

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