why was the one-time password really made visible surely we all have more complex passwords then a 6 digit number and that is still obscured , it just makes me think...
why was the one-time password really made visible surely we all have more complex passwords then a 6 digit number and that is still obscured , it just makes me think...
Because the 6 digit number is randomly generated based on a mathematical formula, which expires after a couple minutes. t's not a static number...
Last edited by Valkyrie_Lenneth; 03-03-2023 at 04:02 AM.
I would guess because they trace most failed login attempts to the OTP being entered incorrectly. Being a randomly generated number for each log in attempt, it can't be memorized and muscle memory won't help unless someone is very good with typing and/or 10 key skills.
The OTP, once used, is not usable again. SO doesn't matter if it's visible. Once you put it in and click next, that current number is now unusable.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-ti...ord#Generation
So you understand how it works.
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