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It's scary that this kind of thing ever comes up, you would think this kind of thing is blindingly obvious. Having said said, I seem to recall even Paypal askin
by kamjam 13y ago
It's scary that this kind of thing ever comes up, you would think this kind of thing is blindingly obvious. Having said said, I seem to recall even Paypal asking me to send them copies of the my passport/ID and various other info when there was an issue on my account. I can't recall whether it was by email or uploaded through their site though...
Question: Before writing these articles* does Troy Hunt go through a responsible disclosure with the businesses in question, much like you would if you found a security flaw in Microsoft/Facebook/Google/etc?
* (not this one so much, but some of the other articles he has written - eg. http://www.troyhunt.com/2013/09/web-security-dark-matter-developers-and.html http://www.troyhunt.com/2013/09/web-security-dark-matter-dev...)
- danielbarla 13y agoHaving recently changed my password with PayPal, I somehow doubt they are serious about security. They enforce a maximum length limit, disallow spaces and other "non-printable" characters (!), etc.
- kamjam 13y agoThe amount of sites that disallow "special characters" is annoying me, esp when they "encourage" tough passwords... it would also be nice, before sending me a password reminder, if you reminded me of your rules of your password policy - that is often enough to trigger me to remember my password!
- joeframbach 13y agocorrect horse battery staple