Is anyone confused by that? Password reset links have always been sent to email.
The point is not to click suspicious links. If you know a magic link was sent, it's not suspicious.
That being said, I hate them just for the delay.
The point is not to click suspicious links. If you know a magic link was sent, it's not suspicious.
That being said, I hate them just for the delay.
™Kelly Shortridge 2021 (https://x.com/swagitda_/status/1503751776134180873)
Otherwise it's been a while I haven't seen an reset link instead of a reset code. Copy/pasting is not much of a hassle, and it works even if the mail is checked on a different device.
The only real link I had to deal with were app callbacks that were explicitly labeled as such (with instructions from the app to explain what to expect)
Click that stupid magic link for a service we use, and they’re asked for their Office 365 credentials… all the while I’m telling them not to click links in emails.