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Zipcar does the same thing: only numbers and letters. Also, try putting '<' or '>' in your password -- they'll complain about how you're putting HTML tags in y
by kmod 17y ago
Zipcar does the same thing: only numbers and letters. Also, try putting '<' or '>' in your password -- they'll complain about how you're putting HTML tags in your password.
Now why would they worry about that?
- regularfry 17y agoOoh, that's scary. Being so worried about XSSing themselves when they look at your password and so uncertain of their HTML sanitisation that they reduce the keyspace... that's a special kind of special.
- regularfry 17y agoOoh, that's scary. Being so worried about XSSing themselves when they look at your password and so uncertain of their HTML sanitisation that they reduce the keyspace... that's a special kind of special.