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...ry, but rather by accessing some kind of input system (such as a website's login screen or search interface) and guessing various combinations by trial and

...w|Amazon.com|Amazon}}, {{w|PayPal}} or even people's banks, using the same login information.

Essentially, once a user is {{w|Login|logged in}}, they can typically access all of their data without any furthe

...//'' standard. SSL is often used to protect sensitive web traffic, such as login requests, which contains the usernames and passwords in the requests. The s

:Cueball: I wonder if I can find my Livejournal login.

...over the hacked login by examining the official source code for either the login or the compiler itself. Ken Thompson may have actually included this backd

...the password cannot ever be viewed by the user or a hacker (outside of the login page). This method is considered to be safest way of storing passwords. Pas

...r it was sent, but couldn't notify the public because he had forgotten the login information for his Twitter account.

...in many forms of fraud, by people pretending to be you or even using your login to gain access to your bank or other private matters. A picture of this inf

: More surrealism. Eric S. Raymond (more commonly known by his login name esr) is a controversial figure in the tech scene; he's most well known

...n or another) they are no longer able to provide a valid password for some login or other, and activate the "Forgot my password" request which sends a link

...reduce such issues, as it can be capable of 'spitting out' or transfering login details at will and letting you use many different passwords (even generati

...ew password to have up to 20 characters, but due to a programmer error the login page only accepts passwords with up to 18 characters. If the user picks a m ...because it has been updated over time). When Cueball tries to log in, the login form strips the null characters, so the resulting password can ''never'' ma