Then you can generate a password so big and complex, the site or app starts begging you to stop. At that moment, you can say “ur password system is weak.”
Careful with that. Sometimes a site will allow you to use some stupid long password when you sign up, but then it turns out that some other version of the site or an app for it on other platforms won’t accept a password that long!
It just says “wrong password” and you’ll be guessing at which random character did it cut the password. Luckily sometimes it’s just a stupid html verification form that can be disabled in the console and be submitted anyway.
Then you can generate a password so big and complex, the site or app starts begging you to stop. At that moment, you can say “ur password system is weak.”
Careful with that. Sometimes a site will allow you to use some stupid long password when you sign up, but then it turns out that some other version of the site or an app for it on other platforms won’t accept a password that long!
That’s okay, I just want to hear “it’s too big”
It just says “wrong password” and you’ll be guessing at which random character did it cut the password. Luckily sometimes it’s just a stupid html verification form that can be disabled in the console and be submitted anyway.
I mentioned lemmy passwords in the other reply. Guess how I found out
Or alternatively, it allows you to enter a password as long as you like, but on their end it gets truncated.
In lemmy, password length is capped to 60. Weak.