So you're just going to implicitly trust the user's browser to generate the hash for you? Good luck with that, sir. And there is a reason to limit length, the very obvious reason being that short passwords are easier to…
> But why? Because you cannot trust any checks performed on the client-side, since the user may have total control over the client-side system, and possess the ability to (somehow) bypass or spoof client-side…
Maybe I'm missing an important detail about the lifecycle of arctic ice, but... If the arctic ice contains plastic particles... And the particles are man made... And man has only been making small plastic particles for…
So you're just going to implicitly trust the user's browser to generate the hash for you? Good luck with that, sir. And there is a reason to limit length, the very obvious reason being that short passwords are easier to…
> But why? Because you cannot trust any checks performed on the client-side, since the user may have total control over the client-side system, and possess the ability to (somehow) bypass or spoof client-side…
Maybe I'm missing an important detail about the lifecycle of arctic ice, but... If the arctic ice contains plastic particles... And the particles are man made... And man has only been making small plastic particles for…