I honestly don't see the problem. Just change the password immediately if you want to

so you remember your password but not your username.

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In a bit of a facepalm moment, I accidentally put the auto-generated password in the username field. But don't worry, my current password is definitely not that.

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This is because you can enter into the server by say even if you forgot the password, they can send phone otp and then verify with their servers to change the password

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Imagine people will use an automatic script, being fed with the the login credentials. The script will for basically 100% sure not expect a prompt to enter a password.

The only think I see in WHMCS is a text field for user and password.

Yeah. First time purchaser usually don't expect things that come with unmanaged service and would forgot password on server with root access.

who does everything, including remembering your password for you, which, let’s face it, happens a lot. That’s also why most providers keep it showing in the client area by design.

@host_c, I have never ever consciously (or on low consciousness) set root password when initializing server, unless the stupid panel demands it. In fact, I use 4096 RSA key when I made my first vps pu

provided with a prompt from PAM to enter a new password. Doing that makes the security equivalent to that of an OTP.

Everyone should change the password to any account as soon as they get access into the service. Especially if the service sends you a password. And the closer to the service, the better option it is

I believe that in a few years this will change, as more and more people start to get more aware that a password is not enough today, even if it is 64 characters wide. (Image)