Submitted on Sunday 17th November 2013
Published on Wednesday 27th November 2013
Current status: Closed
Closed: Tuesday 27th May 2014
Signatures: 1
Mandate passwords stored by websites to employ high security
In light of recent security breaches at some of the the well know organisations (Adobe etc..), it came to attention that many of the users passwords and personal details were leaked. Adobe in this instance were storing passwords using a very simple method and it wasn't long before the passwords could be simply revealed. People often use the same password across sites, so this leak has the potential to cause a lot of problems.
There are well known methods to securely store passwords, so should someone hack the servers and obtain this information, they could not work out the password.
This petition is to mandate that any organisation storing personal details online behind a password, must ensure that a minimum security level is employed. Fines should be payable if they are not.
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