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Example of the worst passwd recovery interface Aug 03 2005 08:59PM
Saqib Ali (docbook xml gmail com) (3 replies)
Re: Example of the worst passwd recovery interface Aug 04 2005 05:33PM
Yousef Syed (yousef syed gmail com)
Re: Example of the worst passwd recovery interface Aug 04 2005 03:02PM
Christopher Canova (ccanova reachone com)
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Saqib Ali wrote:
> "However the web page also displays the email address to which the
> reminder was sent."

This is another example of how diligent web developers must be to
protect a user's privacy. This also has other setbacks such as the
ability to farm email addresses for spammers.

Has someone notified their web development team?

Christopher Canova
ccanova (at) reachone (dot) com [email concealed]
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RE: Example of the worst passwd recovery interface Aug 04 2005 08:28AM
Marc Heuse (Marc Heuse nruns com)







 

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