Sadly, Plain text Passwords Are Still A Thing
Many websites still store passwords as plain text in a database. This is extraordinarily bad and violates user trust in our sites. We can do better.
Many websites still store passwords as plain text in a database. This is extraordinarily bad and violates user trust in our sites. We can do better.
The Chrome browser has started showing that a site is served over SSL and HTTPS more visible to users in its recent versions.
SQL injection is one of the most typical ways web applications and online platforms can be compromised. It doesn’t matter the language either – badly formatted, non-filtered code is easy to write.