There are many reason why I despise Ticketmaster, such as their ridulous "because we can" fees, "convenience fee for using the website", "fee for printing your own tickets on your own paper, using your own printer, with various ads on it", etc.
But this series is about security worst practices, so here goes another password FAIL.
Extra points for having a timer that gives people 90 seconds to fill in the form, come up with a secure password, and read the T.O.S. and privacy policy (each a couple dozen pages).
Monday, September 19, 2011
Hall of shame: Ticketmaster.com
Labels: hall of shame, passwords
Tuesday, September 6, 2011
Hall of shame: Priceline.com
When creating an account, I'm asked for my "preferred internet password".
Seriously?Sound like marketing-speak for "Go ahead and reuse the password here that you use on facebook and bofa. We don't mind!".
Shame on you for encouraging bad behaviour!
One extra point for "default opt-in"ing the user to the marketing spam.
Seriously?Sound like marketing-speak for "Go ahead and reuse the password here that you use on facebook and bofa. We don't mind!".
Shame on you for encouraging bad behaviour!
One extra point for "default opt-in"ing the user to the marketing spam.
Labels: hall of shame, security
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