Password Change Made Easy: Security Blunder or User Convenience?

Forget your current password? No problem! Discover the latest debacle where totaljsv5013 lets you change passwords without pesky old ones. It’s a password party, and everyone’s invited! Stay informed with the Full Disclosure mailing list archives.

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In an era where security is paramount, who needs current passwords to change to a brand new one, right? It’s like leaving the vault open and hoping no one notices. But hey, at least it’s convenient!

Key Points:

– A security flaw in Total.js version 5013 allows password changes without the current password.
– Testing was conducted on Debian 12, highlighting potential vulnerability across systems.
– The exploit was detailed by Andrey Stoykov on a blog post dated October 2025.
– The issue is demonstrated through HTTP POST requests and responses.
– The Full Disclosure mailing list has shared this vulnerability for widespread awareness.

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