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Wait till this guy figures out that T-Mobile also stores his password in plain text.
by seanieb 14y ago
Wait till this guy figures out that T-Mobile also stores his password in plain text.
- antimatter15 14y agoI wonder if it's a bad idea to disclaim that you store passwords in plain text (when you actually use PBKDF2 or something) to trick users into making more secure passwords.
- jonursenbach 14y agoPersonally, that'd steer me away.
- charliesome 14y agoIt'd be terrible PR though
- milesokeefe 14y agoThe type of users that use insecure passwords probably don't care about or understand the implications of plain text passwords.
- duaneb 14y agoI would just switch carriers.
- shawabawa3 14y agoWhy would I bother making a secure password if it's stored in plaintext anyway?
- Steko 14y agoAnyone know if this is just the US T-Mobile site or do all the Deutsche Telekom properties do this?