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Comment by pencilcode

That's right. But it does reduce the cost of a compromised server. Since no passwords are stored in the server itself, if it's compromised, the user's passwords won't be exposed (even if they're encrypted, they're often weakly encrypted, especially as time goes by).
parent pencilcode 12 years ago

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