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docs(f3): a fresh recovery sheet is a credential, so it costs the password - #106
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…sword Regeneration was the one credential mutation on the settings screen that asked only a confirmation. A confirmation is a question for the reader who meant it; it is no obstacle to whoever is holding the session, who simply answers it. What comes out is a bearer credential that outlives the session that minted it. F3-R35 ends every other session on a password change and does not retire a sheet, so an unlocked session left open bought entry the account holder could not revoke. F3-R39 puts the account password in front of it, which is the proof in-app deletion already takes on the same screen. The command-line path keeps its exemption: F3-R14 already says access to the machine is its proof. Spec: F3-R39 Signed-off-by: Wessel Verheij <info@nightworks.io>
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Regeneration was the one credential mutation on the settings screen that asked only a confirmation. A confirmation is a question for the reader who meant it; it is no obstacle to whoever is holding the session, who simply answers it.
What comes out is a bearer credential that outlives the session that minted it.
F3-R35ends every other session on a password change and does not retire a sheet, so an unlocked session left open bought entry the account holder could not revoke.F3-R39puts the account password in front of it — the proof in-app account deletion already takes two cards further down the same screen. The command-line path keeps its exemption:F3-R14already says access to the machine is its proof.The implementation PR in
beatraxcites this id and follows.Spec: F3-R39