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Purdue University, webmail security

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MikeMike

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so... you can make as long as a password as you fvcking want, i think the actual limit is 16.

the webmail server only checks the first 8 char.

how retarded is that.
 
Sorry, just found this thread MIKE. I found this out to. My password is exactly 8 characters/numbers long(don't think I am giving anything away there 😉) and I found I can type

********IFVCKINGHATEPURDUESWEBMAIL

And it accepts it 🙂
 
Purdue and security...two words you don't find together often...

...unless the word "breached" is followed soon afterwards!

<---Purdue Alum
 
And you wonder why they are going to a policy where you have to change your password every month and you can never repeat passwords :roll:
 
So you go to Purdue HUH?

When I was a kid living in Carthage Ind. my Dad went there.

Want to go on a little treasure hunt?

While going to school at Purdue my Dad was the Minister at the First Christian Church in Carthage. We lived in a old Victorian house that was owned by the Church, it was on main street in Carthage (That's about all I remember, no address) but is was a VERY COOL OLD HOUSE! If you were to go to the Church, I'm sure they could point you to the house. Say the son of Robert Kendall who was the pastor there in the early 60's sent you!

Talking with my Dad several years ago he told me a interesting tale. There was a chandelier in the dinning room that he didn't care for so he replaced it with one he found to be more attractive and then he stored the old one up in the attic. Years later he realized that the one he took down was a Tiffany and it's worth BIG BIG money! Who knows, it may still be sitting somewhere up there in that dusty old attic!


Got a free weekend some time? Go check it out!

If you do. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE get pictures of the house for my sister and I. We both LOVED that old house and would dearly love to have photos of it for reminiscent purposes. 🙂
 
Originally posted by: Brutuskend
So you go to Purdue HUH?

When I was a kid living in Carthage Ind. my Dad went there.

Want to go on a little treasure hunt?

While going to school at Purdue my Dad was the Minister at the First Christian Church in Carthage. We lived in a old Victorian house that was owned by the Church, it was on main street in Carthage (That's about all I remember, no address) but is was a VERY COOL OLD HOUSE!

Talking with my Dad several years ago he told me a interesting tale. There was a chandelier in the dinning room that he didn't care for so he replaced it with one he found to be more attractive and then he stored the old one up in the attic. Years later he realized that the one he took down was a Tiffany and it's worth BIG BIG money! Who knows, it may still be sitting somewhere up there in that dusty old attic!


Got a free weekend some time? Go check it out!

If you do. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE get pictures of the house for my sister and I. We both LOVED that old house and would dearly love to have photos of it for reminiscent purposes. 🙂
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I do a lot of freelance photography and would be happy to do this for ya on a weekend sometime! If you can PM me with more specifics, I'll see what I can do for you!
 
Originally posted by: Pepsi90919
Originally posted by: PurdueRy
And you wonder why they are going to a policy where you have to change your password every month and you can never repeat passwords :roll:
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sarbanes-oxley?
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I doubt it, I think its just them taking the responsibility for security of the systems and putting it in users hands.
 
Originally posted by: OpenThirdEye
Originally posted by: Brutuskend
So you go to Purdue HUH?

When I was a kid living in Carthage Ind. my Dad went there.

Want to go on a little treasure hunt?

While going to school at Purdue my Dad was the Minister at the First Christian Church in Carthage. We lived in a old Victorian house that was owned by the Church, it was on main street in Carthage (That's about all I remember, no address) but is was a VERY COOL OLD HOUSE!

Talking with my Dad several years ago he told me a interesting tale. There was a chandelier in the dinning room that he didn't care for so he replaced it with one he found to be more attractive and then he stored the old one up in the attic. Years later he realized that the one he took down was a Tiffany and it's worth BIG BIG money! Who knows, it may still be sitting somewhere up there in that dusty old attic!


Got a free weekend some time? Go check it out!

If you do. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE get pictures of the house for my sister and I. We both LOVED that old house and would dearly love to have photos of it for reminiscent purposes. 🙂
Click to expand...

I do a lot of freelance photography and would be happy to do this for ya on a weekend sometime! If you can PM me with more specifics, I'll see what I can do for you!
Click to expand...

I'll talk with my mother and see if she can remember the address of the house. It was a three story with lots of stained glass windows, a full basement, and a front porch with swing and wood box on it. It also had tiered brick (thingys) flanking the walk going up to the porch. I could draw the place from memory. Assuming of course I could draw... 😉
 
Originally posted by: Brutuskend
Originally posted by: OpenThirdEye
Originally posted by: Brutuskend
So you go to Purdue HUH?

When I was a kid living in Carthage Ind. my Dad went there.

Want to go on a little treasure hunt?

While going to school at Purdue my Dad was the Minister at the First Christian Church in Carthage. We lived in a old Victorian house that was owned by the Church, it was on main street in Carthage (That's about all I remember, no address) but is was a VERY COOL OLD HOUSE!

Talking with my Dad several years ago he told me a interesting tale. There was a chandelier in the dinning room that he didn't care for so he replaced it with one he found to be more attractive and then he stored the old one up in the attic. Years later he realized that the one he took down was a Tiffany and it's worth BIG BIG money! Who knows, it may still be sitting somewhere up there in that dusty old attic!


Got a free weekend some time? Go check it out!

If you do. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE get pictures of the house for my sister and I. We both LOVED that old house and would dearly love to have photos of it for reminiscent purposes. 🙂
Click to expand...

I do a lot of freelance photography and would be happy to do this for ya on a weekend sometime! If you can PM me with more specifics, I'll see what I can do for you!
Click to expand...

I'll talk with my mother and see if she can remember the address of the house. It was a three story with lots of stained glass windows, a full basement, and a front porch with swing and wood box on it. It also had tiered brick (thingys) flanking the walk going up to the porch. I could draw the place from memory. Assuming of course I could draw... 😉
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Sounds like a badass photo op for me anyways! 🙂
 
Originally posted by: OpenThirdEye
Originally posted by: Brutuskend
Originally posted by: OpenThirdEye
Originally posted by: Brutuskend
So you go to Purdue HUH?

When I was a kid living in Carthage Ind. my Dad went there.

Want to go on a little treasure hunt?

While going to school at Purdue my Dad was the Minister at the First Christian Church in Carthage. We lived in a old Victorian house that was owned by the Church, it was on main street in Carthage (That's about all I remember, no address) but is was a VERY COOL OLD HOUSE!

Talking with my Dad several years ago he told me a interesting tale. There was a chandelier in the dinning room that he didn't care for so he replaced it with one he found to be more attractive and then he stored the old one up in the attic. Years later he realized that the one he took down was a Tiffany and it's worth BIG BIG money! Who knows, it may still be sitting somewhere up there in that dusty old attic!


Got a free weekend some time? Go check it out!

If you do. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE get pictures of the house for my sister and I. We both LOVED that old house and would dearly love to have photos of it for reminiscent purposes. 🙂
Click to expand...

I do a lot of freelance photography and would be happy to do this for ya on a weekend sometime! If you can PM me with more specifics, I'll see what I can do for you!
Click to expand...

I'll talk with my mother and see if she can remember the address of the house. It was a three story with lots of stained glass windows, a full basement, and a front porch with swing and wood box on it. It also had tiered brick (thingys) flanking the walk going up to the porch. I could draw the place from memory. Assuming of course I could draw... 😉
Click to expand...

Sounds like a badass photo op for me anyways! 🙂
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It is a GREAT old house! I could go on and on... 😉
 
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