So if I build websites for several clients, they would all share the same Redis connection? That would mean these clients’ sites could access each other’s Redis data, right? I still think it’s better

I'm pretty sure cPanel and DirectAdmin spawn separate Redis instances for each user, and each user uses their own Unix socket address to connect. If I recall correctly, multiple websites under the sa

I opened a ticket with Alexhost requesting a hardware reset.

Redis does not ship with a default password.

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No, you can't steal TOTP secret. You can login, but you can't steal 2FA, only one-time code, unlike with password.

not to mention stupidity like allowing password resets or codes that are easy to guess.

Precisely, along with others. Think about keyloggers and credential stealers. Hackers or someone doesn't necessarily need to 'break a long random generated password' when phishing and credential-steal

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It's not a replacement. It's meant to add another layer of security. Even with weak passwords it can still help secure the account.

There's nothing wrong with passwords. How will someone break a long random generated password?

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✅ Generate a complex password that is impossible to remember.

It’s still just a mere password. Even if you use a password manager with complex combinations, it only makes "guessing" harder for attackers. That’s why you should enable an addition

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