3 ms·
While uncommon, it's not ridiculous. A site could, for example, decide to generate a user's password rather than allow them to provide their own, thus guarante
by ddlatham 11y ago
While uncommon, it's not ridiculous. A site could, for example, decide to generate a user's password rather than allow them to provide their own, thus guaranteeing it be long, random, and unique. However, it's still not a good idea to store such passwords in plaintext.
- lostcolony 11y agoGood luck keeping users by forcing a long, random, unique password on every one that signs up.