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<p>Calling <code>#reset_password</code> is different than calling <code>#change_password</code> in one vital respect: with <code>#change_password</code>, the User involved <strong>must</strong> be the Current User (as presumed by passing the appropriate User Entity in as the <code>current_user:</code> parameter), whereas <code>#reset_password</code> <strong>must not</strong> be called with <em>any</em> User other than the Guest User as the <code>current_user:</code> parameter (and, again presumably, the Current User for the session). How can we assure ourselves that the request is legitimate for a specific User? By use of the Token generated by a previous call to <code>#generate_reset_token</code>, which is used <em>in place of</em> a User Name for this request.</p>
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