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RE: Important Security Announcement: Steemit CEO Ned Scott
There are many ways to log in which are more secure. 2FA probably wouldn't have any significant impact on security. Multisig already exists and you can separate your owner key password from your poster key.
So I suppose you can improve on this technology by allowing a third party to hold a backup key in case something bad happens or something similar to this.
How about limited login attempts to prevent brute force attacks? Someone could possibly hack the main owner password if not set securely enough by the user? What do you think?