Help Password Managers Help People
summary
Covers practical HTML attributes and tweaks (like autocomplete) that make password managers and other assistive tools work well with web apps. Focuses on concrete security- and UX-oriented techniques for implementing login and form code so password managers behave correctly and help users.
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- 0:00Password managers
- 1:45Passwordless vision
- 6:24Usability vs security
- 9:36Two-factor auth
- 12:00Password change forms
- 15:57Manager setup in browsers
- 17:20Strong password generation
- 19:30Change password in manager
- 20:56Directory standards
- 22:21Conclusion
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