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I emailed my ISP today to ask them why my password was being stored in plain text (and not even escaped) in a MySQL database. Their response was that everything
by nwh 14y ago
I emailed my ISP today to ask them why my password was being stored in plain text (and not even escaped) in a MySQL database. Their response was that everything was "working", so I didn't have to worry. Bear in mind, this is a company with my banking details.
I have absolutely no expectation that it is going to be fixed either.
- devcpp 14y agoHow do you know they do? That said, you should have seen my face when my ISP emailed me my very password for online access, in plain text. It was something like 123456. Unforgivable double offense.
- nwh 14y agoTheir tools truncated my changed password to 25 characters silently (first clue), their password reset tool emailed the plaintext password back to me (second clue), and their "api" endpoint errors out when I use special characters in my password (last clue).