Well, it seemed like each time I went to the USPS site to track packages, right after logging in the password system would ask me if I wanted to update the saved password. Normally I just tell it no because I hadn't changed anything but, yesterday I thought.. maybe it'll stop asking if I just click update.
This was a huge mistake..
The password entry, which had been auto-hidden by the usps site with asterisks, took that to be a new password and when I told it to update, it overwrote what had been saved with asterisks. Today I encountered the fallout when trying to log in and got a "bad password format" message and bounced back to the resulting login/forgot etc .. Of course I thought it was a glitch and tried again.
Luckily I thought to use the Saved Password Editor plugin to check what was saved before I totally locked up my account access. That's when I found the password saved was just the cover asterisks.
I think the system should have some line of catch code to not allow that to happen and, here I am to bring it to notice.
The issue is easily repeatable if you have a usps.com login and log in. I'm guessing this will happen to anyone logging in there using SM.
Thanks.. Notice to everyone to be wary of Update Password appearing after a successful login anywhere.!!
~Myr
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log into site, then get Update Password? -danger-
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