NXP has messed up their password form validation
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#2Knowing NXP and how much they value SW development, they most likely off-shored this to the cheapest possible sweatshop and that's the result, no need to look to deep into it, it's just how it works over there.
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#3That is a very good sign that you should avoid NXP.
I wish that I had. Designing in their parts are the worse mistake of my career.
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#4That is a very good sign that you should avoid NXP. I wish that I had. Designing in their parts are the worse mistake of my career.
What part did you design? I used an IMX8, and had issues with the CSI-MIPI RX, the fifo kept overflowing and crashing the AXI bridge, which could only be fixed by rebooting the SoC, such a pain!
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#6They probably need to replace /^[\d\w!@#$%^&*-]$/i with /[^\w\d]/g.
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#7That's not the worst I've seen, either. Some other password sins include:
- the password validation fails for reasons not listed entirely
- the password box truncates passwords silently
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#8Knowing NXP and how much they value SW development, they most likely off-shored this to the cheapest possible sweatshop and that's the result, no need to look to deep into it, it's just how it works over there.
Meh, the financial industry has bigger password shenanigans that NXP's dumb form.
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#9my company was given direction to only allow specific special characters...it's uhh, something special
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#10That's a very common pattern. Special characters are usually allowed only from a predefined list. I don't see how this is specifically bad or deserves a blog post.