Just subscribed to an online shop ...
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...that sent me a confirmation mail with my credentials, with the password in plain text. :wtf: I deleted my account. (And yes, they might have put the mail together before hashing and storing the password, but ... meeeh, I do not trust them. This is 1995 state-of-the-art anyway. ).
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...that sent me a confirmation mail with my credentials, with the password in plain text. :wtf: I deleted my account. (And yes, they might have put the mail together before hashing and storing the password, but ... meeeh, I do not trust them. This is 1995 state-of-the-art anyway. ).
Sites like that will force you to change password the first time you log on. (not saying it's a good idea, but I've seen it many times).
CI/CD = Continuous Impediment/Continuous Despair
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...that sent me a confirmation mail with my credentials, with the password in plain text. :wtf: I deleted my account. (And yes, they might have put the mail together before hashing and storing the password, but ... meeeh, I do not trust them. This is 1995 state-of-the-art anyway. ).
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How can you be sure that is was your password? Perhaps it belongs to another user with the same password... even more concerning :~
That’s a little far fetched don’t you think? In this day and age where a password has to have upper and lower case, numbers and special characters what are the odds of somebody else using ‘Password1*’ as their password too?!?!?
If you can't laugh at yourself - ask me and I will do it for you.
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That’s a little far fetched don’t you think? In this day and age where a password has to have upper and lower case, numbers and special characters what are the odds of somebody else using ‘Password1*’ as their password too?!?!?
If you can't laugh at yourself - ask me and I will do it for you.
Mandatory XKCD: xkcd: Password Strength[^] I've just discovered a whole site based on that XKCD: Correct Horse Battery Staple | Generate Secure Memorable Passwords[^]