Privacy-violation Memes

Nothing says "security best practices" quite like broadcasting your new password to 4,821 random strangers. "For security purposes" they say, as they literally display your plaintext password Bunmi1995$lagos in a success message and share it with the entire platform. The cherry on top? "Just in case you forget it again, you can ask any of the users below." Because why use a password manager when you've got 4,821 helpful strangers who now know your credentials? I've seen junior devs make mistakes, but whoever built this UI must have confused "password reset" with "social networking feature." Every security engineer just felt a disturbance in the force. Somewhere, a CISO is crying into their compliance documentation.