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Closes #3939: Update 2024 passwords #3940

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Updates passwords to 2025

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This updates all instances of 2024 in passwords to 2025

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Closes #3939

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Include in release branches we are maintaining. When merged into main, this will have the most effect.

@danahertzberg danahertzberg changed the title Closes #3939: Update 2025 passwords Closes #3939: Update 2024 passwords Dec 11, 2024
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joshuasosa commented Dec 12, 2024

Does this have to be something that changes every year?

I see it was changed in #3224 to address Chrome notifying of the passwords being listed in their databases. Is that actually a problem when these passwords are public? It's expected these passwords will be 'compromised' soon after they're published publicly.

If it's bothersome, the notice can disabled:

Chrome

chrome://settings/security
Turn off "Warn you if a password was compromised in a data breach"

Edge

edge://wallet/settings#settings-passwords-section
Turn off "Scan for leaked passwords"

Firefox

about:preferences#privacy
Uncheck "Show alerts about passwords for breached websites"

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Hm. I did not know the notice could be disabled. I think it was partially due to that. And yes, we would need to update every year.

@joeparsons Do you have any thoughts about disabling the notice and not updating the passwords every year?

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joeparsons commented Dec 12, 2024

This convention was adopted solely to avoid the bothersome/annoying browser notices without requiring people to have to disable the otherwise useful (and global) setting in their browser(s).

We discussed this about a year ago (?) in a couple of AZ Digital meetings and this was the convention that we decided on knowing that we're not actually preventing the passwords from being discoverable, etc.

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Thanks @joeparsons! I didn't know that setting was a global setting for the user. Thank you for clarifying and approving.

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