In ASP.NET Core Identity, the _________ option can be used to enforce password histories, ensuring users don't reuse recent passwords.
- Password History
- Password Expiry
- Two-Factor Authentication
- Account Lockout
In ASP.NET Core Identity, the "Password History" option helps enforce password policies by preventing users from reusing recent passwords. It maintains a history of previously used passwords and checks new passwords against this history to ensure they are not reused.
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