snowulf.com — American Express .com limits you to an 8 character, alphanumeric case insensitive password. Thats it. No symbols, nothing longer than 8 characters. I willing to bet that most of Digg has a username that wouldn't pass for a password on Am Ex's site.
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st1nkf1ngerSep 29, 2007
Ok...I work for Amex in technology. but not the web group.. I'll send an email when I get a chance.. See what the deal is..
obxjdtSep 29, 2007
my passwords normally aren't more than 8 characters, but always contain letters, numbers and/or special characters whenever passable. I also change them every few weeks. I find that using "l337 speak" tends to generate some pretty strong passwords.For instance, "bmarc" would be "6^^4R <a class="user" href="http://www.google.com/intl/xx-hacker/">http://www.google.com/intl/xx-hacker/</a>
syricSep 29, 2007
Everyone who has a Facebook knows that. Or they would if it were true.
orxorSep 29, 2007
I'm a little late but do I still get paid out?
drummer1189Sep 29, 2007
dude your comment was genius, sorry all the smart people didnt come by here dude, they would have dug you up hardcore
divisiblebyzeroSep 29, 2007
D'oh, that makes more sense now.Just signed up for a Chase bank account today and was pretty pissed at them. I have to have a number in my username to make it more secure. But I can't have "special" characters like underscores in either my username or password. Also the PIN I originally selected "looks like a year". Obviously I'm not going to say the whole PIN here, but I really doubt any thieves would rely on important historical events of the 11th century when trying to guess my PIN.....
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