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I did an online interview where the entire questions were encoded using base64...
I guess they encrypted it really well -
mishaor17907y@joas you hash the recieved data and compare it to hash in database; someone who hacked in won't get the password
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Hahaha, same at my workplace. The self declared senior guy "base64 encrypted" the data and stored it in browser's localStorage. Then decrypted it when needed and called it secure.
I died a little that day. -
mishaor17907yDoing anonymous systems is less painful task, you don't need to encrypt data, you don't need to write a long privacy policy and a lot more people will like your service.
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