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Describe the bug
This isn't a very serious security issue, however the best practice when it comes to password reset forms is that you don't give the user a reason to know whether an email exist in the database or not. Right not the user receives a validation error that says that the email doesn't exist.
Expected behavior
Instead the user should get the message If the email exists it will be sent to your email address.
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This is also true through the settings form, where an existing user could attempt to change their email address to email addresses that are already registered.
I don't see a way to enable this feature without giving the user some ability to enumerate registered emails, so it would be nice if there was a configuration option to disable the feature altogether.
Describe the bug
This isn't a very serious security issue, however the best practice when it comes to password reset forms is that you don't give the user a reason to know whether an email exist in the database or not. Right not the user receives a validation error that says that the email doesn't exist.
Expected behavior
Instead the user should get the message
If the email exists it will be sent to your email address
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: