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No, in 2007 they even sent your password to email immediately after creating account: https://twitter.com/dchest/status/739804779296219136 https://twitter.com/d
by dchest 10y ago
No, in 2007 they even sent your password to email immediately after creating account: https://twitter.com/dchest/status/739804779296219136 https://twitter.com/dchest/status/739804779296219136
There was also "remind password" feature:
https://twitter.com/extractor/status/739801634423857152 https://twitter.com/extractor/status/739801634423857152
Also, they used to store MD5(password) in cookies.
Yes, these are the same people who made Telegram.
- greenleafjacob 10y agoSending your password in plain text in email doesn't mean it's stored in plain text; it could be copied from memory into the email before being discarded at the end of execution of the initial request.
- dchest 10y agoIf you ever find a service that is stupid enough to send password by email, but smart enough to store it hashed, please let me know. Also, you missed a part of my comment where I said that they sent passwords by email when you clicked "I forgot password".