He should have said a short length limit, it’s still recommended to have a length limit of some sort (I think 64 is the official recommendation) to prevent people from doing shit like pasting the entire Shrek script as a password (because you KNOW some people will lol)
Why would you say that? Services are able to require special characters, variable casing and numbers. Why would the reqirement of max length of the password cause the storage to succumb to plain text?
Max. 16 characters
(Still remember: if they have a password length limit, they store the password in plain text!)
Lemmy-UI has a password limit of 60 characters. Does that mean they are storing your password in plain text?
I think they could also check that length with Javascript in the browser. Dont know, you should ask the devs.
He should have said a short length limit, it’s still recommended to have a length limit of some sort (I think 64 is the official recommendation) to prevent people from doing shit like pasting the entire Shrek script as a password (because you KNOW some people will lol)
No, that means they don’t like DoS attacks.
Does anyone like being on a receiving end of those?
Why would you say that? Services are able to require special characters, variable casing and numbers. Why would the reqirement of max length of the password cause the storage to succumb to plain text?