Hi Mike ,
Yes, sure, feel free to open a Jira (the description below should be
sufficient, of course a patch highly appreciated)
Thanks
JAcques
From: "Mike Rose" <[email protected]>
Jacques,
I think that Angelo is alluding to is that the current method
allows a malicious prankster to create something of a denial of
service attack against a registered user. It wouldn't be very
difficult to script a 'bot that constantly resets a user's password.
A more secure method would work along the following lines:
1. Users enters username on the forgotPassword page and submits the
form.
2. System emails a "reset password" link to the user's email.
Link should contain a serialized request id.
Serialized request id should be implemented such a manner that it
can only be requested a limited number of times within a fairly short
time period (say, 3 times within 30 mins of submitting the
forgotPassword form).
3. User retrieves the email and clicks on the "reset password link".
4. Users arrives at the "reset password" form within OFBiz and is
asked to reset password. They may also be challenged to answer a
security question (which adds some additional security in case the
email account has been compromised).
If the "reset password link" has been clicked too many times within
the expiration period (indicates a possible hacking attempt), clicked
beyond the expiration timestamp (link is stale) or has already been
used to successfully reset the account password, the system should
present the user with an error message.
Mike
On Oct 9, 2009, at 5:51 PM, Jacques Le Roux wrote:
Yes, in *your* mailx box. Is this a problem for you ?
You can't prevent that if you want to give some flexibility.
"You can't have the cake and eat it" ;o)
Jacques
From: "Angelo Matarazzo" <[email protected]>
I suppose that in security.properties password.encrypt=true
and my username is "matarazzoa"
I suppose that an ofbiz user knows my username and in this screen
https://demo904.ofbiz.org/ordermgr/control/forgotPassword
put my username matarazzoa and click "email password".
Ofbiz system will change my password in userLogin entity and will
send this
new password to my email address
Has another user changed my password????
Am I right?
Thank you.
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