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No way, really? According to the article they claim to "encrypt" the passwords (they actually mean hash). Any way you could post the contents of the email (minu
by Brandon0 13y ago
No way, really? According to the article they claim to "encrypt" the passwords (they actually mean hash). Any way you could post the contents of the email (minus the personal details)?
- dclowd9901 13y agoI think he's misunderstanding the email: >As a result, we are recommending that you change the password for your account: dclowd9901 All I see is the plaintext representation of my username.
- dansanderson 13y agoAh, glad to have that clarified. The username in the misdelivered email I received looked very much like an attempt at a memorable password, not a username. Thanks!