Re:I included emoji in my password and now I can't log in to...
by masklinn on Wednesday December 16, 2015 @10:39AM
(#10744900)
> they take your password and just store the keypad equivalent (or more likely, a hash thereof)
That's… not exactly more likely. These are commonly systems predating the internet, from a time when connected networks were trade-specific and Very Expensive, storage security was a lesser concern (and CPU-expensive) when the system could only be accessed on dedicated lines only accessible to employees.
That's… not exactly more likely. These are commonly systems predating the internet, from a time when connected networks were trade-specific and Very Expensive, storage security was a lesser concern (and CPU-expensive) when the system could only be accessed on dedicated lines only accessible to employees.