Dangerous password procedure

[nickp9109403]

When I entered only my email, I was forced to change my password. Ok, that's fine, something to do with safety I guess. So I went to my email, where I'm always automatically logged in, clicked the link in the mail. Here I was led to a page where I could fill in my new password, but without also asking to enter the old one! This is dangerous! 

If someone had access to my pc and only knew my emailadress, this person could have changed my password without me knowing! Please make this more safe and let people fill in their old password first somewhere in the process, at least once. 

Beside this. I find it strange that when a password auto-fill in can be made visible. This also is extremely dangerous. People can literally view your password, just by clicking on the eye.

I hope these things change quick. 

Nick

[MichaelKazlow]

Adobe allows you to set up two-factor authentication. Sounds like a good idea to use it. 

[Nancy OShea]

You can't change passwords unless you are logged-in.  

[Tacafy大尉]

@Nancy_OShea OP may be confused with password reset.
Recently, in the case of resetting the password of Adobe ID, it seems that the specification has been changed to require a confirmation code instead of directly entering the address.

Confirmation code (e-mail)