The idea, as such, is not new, but kudos to them for implementing it. It’s by far not the only security features (or way to implement them) that login could and should have… (In one related discussion, it was said that in linux we could do it ourselves, but as I see it, it would need soneone familiar with login system very well to make it secure and auditable. I was thinking of setting a code bounty on it, if Purism doesn’t update their poor pin login - which has been hinted, if memory serves)
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