Hadi Partovi on Twitter: "The @Equifax breach officially ended the age of security via secrecy. Secret numbers, birthdates, passwords are all insecure & must go."

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1. Yan-David Erlich ‏ @yanda 11 Sep 2017
  Replying to @LeonardBurger @hadip @Equifax
  
  Start by assuming your SSN is at best a shitty username, not a password. Any password you can remember is a bad password.
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1. John Ludwig‏ @jhludwig 11 Sep 2017
  Replying to @hadip @Equifax
  
  The good news is -- don't worry about giving out your SSN anymore -- everyone has it already
  
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1. Roger Sherman Tank‏ @craigeveleth 11 Sep 2017
  Replying to @hadip @Equifax
  
  Are you advocating block chain institutional security?
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1. Hadi Partovi‏Verified account @hadip 11 Sep 2017
  identity based on biometrics + blockchain
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