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Are you sure your password has a $ in it? What makes you think that they don't strip the $ when you set and enter your password? If it seemed like they were d
by mgerdts 7y ago
Are you sure your password has a $ in it? What makes you think that they don't strip the $ when you set and enter your password?
If it seemed like they were doing a hash then compare, I would wonder if they are using the legacy unix crypt that truncates passwords at 8 characters.
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- unethical_ban 7y agoI know when I registered and typed twice that my password had "$" in it. And they mailed me back my password without it. Finally, it wasn't just a truncate because there were characters after the position where "$" should be. And if they did strip it out, that is bad. That's the point.