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Re: User verification questions

Subject: Re: User verification questions
Date: Tue, 11 Oct 2005 12:00:02 -0400


Andrew van der Stock wrote:


b) if it's to recover access to an account, even e-mail or SMS resets are stronger than this - they are almost a "something you have, something you know". If you value your accounts, nothing beats face to face contact. Evidence of identity is essential for trust in the account.



So what do you do if the problem is a lost password coupled with all available email addresses, phone numbers and postal addresses being stale or defunct? Lets say for an account with an ASP based in North America and a user in New Zealand?


-mark

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