Since there is no revoking sessions in Pixelfed, and changing password doesn't log you out of any sessions, be careful with your Pixelfed credentials.
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Since there is no revoking sessions in Pixelfed, and changing password doesn't log you out of any sessions, be careful with your Pixelfed credentials.
If you use Pixelfed and your account gets hacked, you can't do anything. Perhaps contacting Dansup is the only option.
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Since there is no revoking sessions in Pixelfed, and changing password doesn't log you out of any sessions, be careful with your Pixelfed credentials.
If you use Pixelfed and your account gets hacked, you can't do anything. Perhaps contacting Dansup is the only option.
@serigala_tropis I will add a "Revoke all existing sessions" checkbox to the change password form in the Settings
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@serigala_tropis I will add a "Revoke all existing sessions" checkbox to the change password form in the Settings
@dansup It is an important security feature in a time when hacking activity is a serious issue.
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@dansup It is an important security feature in a time when hacking activity is a serious issue.
@serigala_tropis I agree, it will be pushed and deployed shortly!
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@dansup It is an important security feature in a time when hacking activity is a serious issue.
@serigala_tropis Merged and deployed!
I credited you in the commit, thanks!
Staging by dansup · Pull Request #6571 · pixelfed/pixelfed
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