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One of the Top E-Commerce Website in India Stores Passwords Incorrectly

1 pointsby cvrajeeshover 12 years ago

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cvrajeeshover 12 years ago
Still many reputed websites stores their passwords in clear text... which is very frustrating. Here are my assumptions why it is like that<p>1. Developer(or one who designed it) has no knowledge in security.<p>2. Even if the developer has knowledge, adamant lead who doesn't have any knowledge in security won't allow the developer to change the code he has written.<p>3. If it is an existing application and business is running smoothly. Business guys won't allow to make any changes