> But a T-Mobile spokeswoman later told news site Motherboard that "encrypted" passwords were in the batch of data.
T-mobile stores plaintext passwords. They recently invalidated a password I had been using with them for some time because they changed their rules and disallowed special characters (tons of stupid there). They wouldn't have known to do that if the passwords were properly hashed.
T-mobile stores plaintext passwords. They recently invalidated a password I had been using with them for some time because they changed their rules and disallowed special characters (tons of stupid there). They wouldn't have known to do that if the passwords were properly hashed.