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A few years ago I discovered that the wells-Fargo website would log you in by typing the correct password and some additional n characters after the password. I
by S_A_P 10y ago
A few years ago I discovered that the wells-Fargo website would log you in by typing the correct password and some additional n characters after the password. I reported it to the security group and that still worked until I stopped banking with them a year or so later.
- xiix 10y agoI've heard of systems like these, which would essentially store passwords as n-length strings, and upon registration/verification simply truncate the given string to n characters.