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Can't both be attributed to ignorance? You could store passwords in plaintext in a database because you didn't know better. You can store plaintext passwords in
by untog 8y ago
Can't both be attributed to ignorance? You could store passwords in plaintext in a database because you didn't know better. You can store plaintext passwords in logs because you don't know better. If I store passwords in plaintext am I being purposeful or am I being ignorant of best practises?
I think people are drawing a distinction where one doesn't really exist.
- ApolloFortyNine 8y ago>You can store plaintext passwords in logs because you don't know better. This whole conversation is about how it likely was not done on purpose, and that it was the result of logging HTTP requests and responses. If they wrote logger.info(password), yea I'd say that's as outrageous.