Quote from: 1Neptune on November 25, 2014, 01:37:14 AM

Quote from: praeluceo on November 25, 2014, 01:06:43 AM

Quote from: 1Neptune on November 24, 2014, 08:51:38 PM

BITMAIN:

Did your site recently change its security certificate? To one issued by a company in Scottsdale, Arizona?

Having problems logging in after no problems up until just now. Did the password reset request, got the email, clicked on the link, verified and reset the password to a new one, then got the log in page and tried to log in. Got message back saying password was incorrect, but it was the one I had just entered as the new password on your reset script/page.

I tried the log on and the reset process in Firefox and IE, with the same results in both.

I'm wondering if anyone else is having this problem, if your site has been hacked or there's a 'man in the middle' attack going on.

I had the same issue. My old password had a special character in it as well, and after going through the password retrieval process, I saw the interface had changed a bit, and there were no unrecognized logins to my account. Given I don't use Bitmain's pool or hosting services, there's only so much a thief could steal from my account (my coupons that expire in 6 days and Bitmain has said they'd hand out to anyone who wants them?).

It was disconcerting though. And I wish every website supported the same standard password characteristics. None of these "maximum of 12 characters" or "0-9 a-Z only" sites!

Agreed. Good to know I wasn't the only one with the issue.

Hi 1Neptune, praeluceo,

We ever filtered the special characters of password setting to avoid a hacker attack through the password input box. So you encountered above situation.
But we upgraded software this morning, and currently system accepts the special characters.

Suggest that you reset your passwords again.