[Interchange-bugs] [Bug 71] Changed - admin ui order entering thingy can create a user with a blank id

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Thu, 22 Mar 2001 19:13:11 -0500


http://developer.akopia.com/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=71

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  OS/Version: Linux
  Status: ASSIGNED   
  Resolution: 
! Severity: normal
  Priority: P2
  Component: UI
  AssignedTo: mike@minivend.com                            
  ReportedBy: sonny@akopia.com               
  URL: 
- Cc: 
  Summary: admin ui order entering thingy can create a user with a blank id
  
  replicate:
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  OS/Version: Linux
  Status: ASSIGNED   
  Resolution: 
! Severity: major
  Priority: P2
  Component: UI
  AssignedTo: mike@minivend.com                            
  ReportedBy: sonny@akopia.com               
  URL: 
  Summary: admin ui order entering thingy can create a user with a blank id
  
  replicate:
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  At any rate, we shouldn't go around generating blank user ids for new customers
  Also, this ui seems to be placed rather poorly.
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+ ------- Additional Comments From rphipps@reliant-solutions.com  2001-03-22 19:13 -------
+ In addition to automaticalling logging on this also allows a customer to view 
+ the last customer's, who ordered, information including their address, phone, 
+ email and other information found in the logout screen (luckily not the CC).  
+ We just had this happen on our system and it was due to a blank user being 
+ created through the UI using the order desk.  I think two stops should be put 
+ in place, require the Customer ID on the Order Desk AND do not allow a blank 
+ username as a proper login when checking for credentials.  This way if a blank 
+ username creaps into the system in another way it will atleast not be valid for 
+ logging on.  We lost about 5 orders yesterday due to this bugs and others have 
+ decided not to order because they are in fear of their information being 
+ exploited.