[0.82] Personal Identification Codes

6-16 characters isn't bad. But I dislike the fact that symbols cannot be used. Uppercase, lowercase, and numbers can only do so much. But by adding 'symbols', you can further enhance one's security. There exists so many symbols with "ALT CODES", and by using any of those symbols, the chances of hackers cracking it are harder.

I was thinking about mentioning non-alphanumeric ASCII characters, but if Nexon doesn't properly validate input PICs, then there'd be potential for injection vulns. So then... you think Nexon could do the coding necessary (knowing their history of difficulty converting time zones, past security flaws, etc.)? With that said, I guess it'd be hard for a hacker to write an exploit in 16 char. or less.