Re:Can you trust 37signals with your password?
by icey on Sunday May 03, 2009 @01:31AM
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To me it's a "serious security vulnerability" only in the sense that if they were that lackadaisical with their password storage, where else have they made poor decisions with regards to security?
I think you'll agree that security is not a single thing you do, but a series of things that makes getting at sensitive data more difficult. To store all passwords as plaintext (including passwords for administrators, I would assume) surely must be considered a serious oversight at the least.
I feel as though maybe we're missing some nuance in your position on this.
I think you'll agree that security is not a single thing you do, but a series of things that makes getting at sensitive data more difficult. To store all passwords as plaintext (including passwords for administrators, I would assume) surely must be considered a serious oversight at the least.
I feel as though maybe we're missing some nuance in your position on this.