30 chars for your email address? You've got to be kidding me (mine has 32)

maybe this is a client side only check😉 then you could trick it out 👌

I hate when people validate email addresses by anything other than sending an email to it.

@moagggi how would you trick that out?:)

@japsel either remove the client side JavaScript check (via debugging or attribute editing) or Fiddler and stop the post-request, edit the (most time plain) body and then continue sending it... 😉
PS: if it is not even a post request the site isn't worth registering!

@moagggi ah thanks!

@pajaja well, it's good to at least check whether it's properly formatted with type="email"

Only 10 char for password???

Uhh 6-10 password length, I bet they send your password in plain text as a welcome email

@620hun Yes, sorry I wasn't specific in my comment. I was talking about people who use their own understanding of email address format and write regexps for validation

@pajaja as long as the regex follows the RFC stamdard irs no problem though

Maybe the SQL-DB has Varchar(30).
If they have no serverside-check they can cut of the last characters.

@moagggi not possible, that's a mobile app

Check RFC describing how does the proper e-mail address look like :-D

@mt3o its a pain in the ass, from the top of my head I think this would be a valid email adress.

"+!=/_-"@someDomain.net

But its probably impossible to use it anywhere.