https://konto.zssk.sk/zk/new#step1
Also, it only seems to show “Strong password” if any of these characters is used: !@, and not other special characters.
https://konto.zssk.sk/zk/new#step1
Also, it only seems to show “Strong password” if any of these characters is used: !@, and not other special characters.
My bank doesn’t support any special characters in the password, and letters are case-insensitive. At least the limit is 30 characters, so that’s still good enough. Though I really wonder what kind of system doesn’t differentiate uppercase and lowercase letters.
Yet, somehow, they did implement OpenPGP for e-mail signing and encryption.
Most MySQL/MariaDB collations are explicitly case insensitive (and optionally but very commonly blind to diacritics and accent marks). Your bank is obviously doing queries against a plain text database column.