I'm not a developer, but based on the discussion at https://github.com/IBM/ansible-power-aix/pull/294, if we try to change the password of an existing user with a misspelled username, Ansible will create a new user with the misspelled name.
This is a security concern because it could allow hackers to request a password change on an intentionally misspelled username, potentially gaining unauthorized access by creating a new user in the system.
This could be an issue when implementing a self-service portal for password changes.
I'm not a developer, but based on the discussion at https://github.com/IBM/ansible-power-aix/pull/294, if we try to change the password of an existing user with a misspelled username, Ansible will create a new user with the misspelled name.
This is a security concern because it could allow hackers to request a password change on an intentionally misspelled username, potentially gaining unauthorized access by creating a new user in the system.
This could be an issue when implementing a self-service portal for password changes.