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Is there any added security benefit to username complexity requirements?Is there any added security benefit to username complexity requirements?

Are there any good security reasons for a web application to limit the length of a username?

If there is, what should be the minimum and maximum length allowed?

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Is there any added security benefit to username complexity requirements?

Are there any good security reasons for a web application to limit the length of a username?

If there is, what should be the minimum and maximum length allowed?

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Usernames - Should their length be limited?

Are there any good security reasons for a web application to limit the length of a username?

If there is, what should be the minimum and maximum length allowed?

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