Michael on Nostr: Huh. iOS 17 allows you to keep using your old passcode for 72 hours after you’ve ...
Huh. iOS 17 allows you to keep using your old passcode for 72 hours after you’ve changed it.
That seems like a non-ideal thing to do by default. And it certainly seems like something that should be highlighted really prominently when changing the passcode 🤔
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT213849#ios #apple #password #InfoSec #opsec
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