Archive for the ‘Security’ Category
Trading usability for security
21Nov07
I got a little message from salesforce.com last night. Well, not very little at all. You see, it took them over 700 words to explain how to use the new login process, designed to keep users from having their login information stolen. I’ve never found them to be very concise in their communication with customers, […]
Filed under: Security, Usability, User Experience | 2 Comments
You could write volumes about password and security issues on the web. Some issues are highly complex, while others are common sense like “don’t write your password on a sticky note on your monitor”. In fact, if you’re trying to create a good password policy for your application, Thomas Baekdal just wrote an excellent article […]
Filed under: Design, Security, User Experience | Closed
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