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rules/set-passwordchar-to-star-on-a-textbox-on-sensitive-data/rule.md
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type: rule | ||
title: Do you set PasswordChar to (*) on a TextBox on sensitive data? | ||
title: Do you set PasswordChar to "*" on a TextBox on sensitive data? | ||
uri: set-passwordchar-to-star-on-a-textbox-on-sensitive-data | ||
authors: | ||
- title: Adam Cogan | ||
url: https://ssw.com.au/people/adam-cogan/ | ||
created: 2014-03-14T02:02:00.000Z | ||
guid: a9d95e36-e677-4498-a2b6-dbf5262e675d | ||
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If you want to work with sensitive data on textboxes is always good practice to set PasswordChar to (*) | ||
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If you want to work with sensitive data on textboxes is always good practice to set PasswordChar to "*". | ||
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::: bad | ||
![Figure: Bad example - The user doesn't set PasswordChar to (*)](passwordcharbad.gif) | ||
![Figure: Bad example - The user doesn't set PasswordChar to "*"](passwordcharbad.gif) | ||
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::: good | ||
![Figure: Good example - The user set PasswordChar to (*)](passwordchargood.gif) | ||
![Figure: Good example - The user set PasswordChar to "*"](passwordchargood.gif) | ||
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