I have a huge headache right now, and my stomach is hurting.
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I have a huge headache right now, and my stomach is hurting.
Microsoft backtracks on Edge storing your passwords in plaintext RAM
When a security researcher showed that Edge passwords are plaintext readable, Microsoft initially said the behavior was intentional.
PCWorld (www.pcworld.com)
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I have a huge headache right now, and my stomach is hurting.
Microsoft backtracks on Edge storing your passwords in plaintext RAM
When a security researcher showed that Edge passwords are plaintext readable, Microsoft initially said the behavior was intentional.
PCWorld (www.pcworld.com)
@munin Microsoft's own docs literally say to use secure strings for things like this, what in the goddamn
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I have a huge headache right now, and my stomach is hurting.
Microsoft backtracks on Edge storing your passwords in plaintext RAM
When a security researcher showed that Edge passwords are plaintext readable, Microsoft initially said the behavior was intentional.
PCWorld (www.pcworld.com)
@munin Me reading the title: "well yeah, of course its stored in plaintext right before being used. It has to be. But then its securely deleted or overwritten. Surely"
Me reading article: oh ... Oh no.
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@munin Microsoft's own docs literally say to use secure strings for things like this, what in the goddamn
hence the depth of my headache
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