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Admins should be able to sort by the dates/times hackers submitted by, to accommodate a first-come first-served admittance policy.
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An Annotation window appears when clicking on the screenshot icon in the top banner.
An empty Annotation window remains after clicking on OK to create the screenshot.
Slicer4.110.0-2020-09-10 on MacOSX 10.14.16
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Describe the bug
Currently, login requests will fail faster if the user does not exist as the hash does not have to be computed. This can leave to timing attacks where an attacker can guess if a user exists or not, which defeats account enumeration defenses.
Expected behavior
Every login request should take a similar amount of time regardless of whether the user exists or not. The