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As 2FA can't be used in all systems (for example, HTTP Basic Authentication) we need a way for users to be able to generate an application password for use with those systems.
This should be a password that is generated by us, is long, contains no special characters that would cause issues with escaping, and be non-memorable / non-guessable.
This password should be able to be re-generated at will, at which time, the other instances of the password become invalid.
For an example of what such a password could look like, with 64 [A-Za-z0-9] characters.
As 2FA can't be used in all systems (for example, HTTP Basic Authentication) we need a way for users to be able to generate an application password for use with those systems.
This should be a password that is generated by us, is long, contains no special characters that would cause issues with escaping, and be non-memorable / non-guessable.
This password should be able to be re-generated at will, at which time, the other instances of the password become invalid.
For an example of what such a password could look like, with 64
[A-Za-z0-9]
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