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They don't need to have your password in plaintext to verify it. They could just type it to verify it at their end. Asking for it is still bad practice, though.
by Fargren 14y ago
They don't need to have your password in plaintext to verify it. They could just type it to verify it at their end.
Asking for it is still bad practice, though.
- timrogers 14y agoAgreed. They may or may not store in plain text, that remains to be seen. Regardless, this is bad practice.