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How to let users reset their passwords in a safe manner.
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Why should you redirect the user to a login page after a password reset?
Lets say an attacker has your password. You log in and reset it. If the reset doesn't invalidate all existing sessions, the attacker still has access, as long as they don't let their session expire.
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What if user can't answer the security question during password reset?
as Terry Chia says, security questions are, in my opinion, a waste of time.
If you don't allow a maximum number of guesses without an account lockout, you risk a brute-force attack. If you enable an …