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	<title>Comments on: Password (In)Security at Verizon Wireless</title>
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		<title>By: Terminally Incoherent &#187; Blog Archive &#187; Strange Password Restrictions</title>
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		<description>[...] I find it very odd when websites put strange restrictions on what your password can be. I keep noticing it because I tend to use long passwords or passphrases with spaces and special characters in them whenever I can. Some sites don&#8217;t allow me to use this type of strong password though by putting arbitrary limit on password length and banning non-alphanumeric characters. Good example here is the Verizon Wireless website that I wrote about previously. But I keep seeing it in other places. Most recently I got a very similar restriction it when purchasing a license for Kaspersky AntiVirus. There were few others that I can&#8217;t remember of the top of my head. [...]</description>
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<p>[...] I find it very odd when websites put strange restrictions on what your password can be. I keep noticing it because I tend to use long passwords or passphrases with spaces and special characters in them whenever I can. Some sites don&#8217;t allow me to use this type of strong password though by putting arbitrary limit on password length and banning non-alphanumeric characters. Good example here is the Verizon Wireless website that I wrote about previously. But I keep seeing it in other places. Most recently I got a very similar restriction it when purchasing a license for Kaspersky AntiVirus. There were few others that I can&#8217;t remember of the top of my head. [...]</p>
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