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As I said, the hacker could just fix the password field so that it showed up as a single field rather than as two or more fields.
Like, by putting quotation marks around that field. I don't know, depends on what the hacker is using the read the CSV. If it's just a python script, it's not hard to add in some extra functionality like that.
As I said, the hacker could just fix the password field so that it showed up as a single field rather than as two or more fields.
Like, by putting quotation marks around that field. I don't know, depends on what the hacker is using the read the CSV. If it's just a python script, it's not hard to add in some extra functionality like that.
Right, they could escape the comma. I'm sure the people who leak passwords have dealt with that kind of thing before.
Right, they could escape the comma. I'm sure the people who leak passwords have dealt with that kind of thing before.
No definitely not this is legit totally new ever news even
No definitely not this is legit totally new ever news even
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