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I'm sensible to these considerations. But I don't see how a JS applet where you need to click on a bunch of numbers in plain view of whoever is curious to look
by vladvasiliu 1y ago
I'm sensible to these considerations.
But I don't see how a JS applet where you need to click on a bunch of numbers in plain view of whoever is curious to look over your shoulder helps with this. People have to type in their customer number in a regular text field anyway, so why not use the same thing for the password?
- mejutoco 1y agoMy guess is one field (password) protected from keyloggers is more secure than no fields protected from keyloggers. Although I agree it is counterproductive to limit the number of characters so much.