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One possibility could be that they store only the first four characters plaintext, and keep a hash of the whole password (which is also bad). I wonder how this
by Poiesis 9y ago
One possibility could be that they store only the first four characters plaintext, and keep a hash of the whole password (which is also bad).
I wonder how this feature came to be? What were those meetings like?
- johnvanommen 9y agoIs this TMobile USA? I worked in engineering when they were still Voicestream Wireless. We were acquired by Deutsche Telekom and rebranded as TMobile. We had virtually no interaction with the European "T-Mobile."
- r3bl 9y agoUmmmm... the link in this thread leads to a verified "T-Mobile Austria" Twitter account, so what do you think? Every T-Mobile (including the US one) is owned by Deutsche Telekom, but most of its subsidiaries are named differently. For example, Macedonian is called "Makedonski Telekom" instead of "T-Mobile Macedonia".