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Do proxies usually log POST data? Are these proxies terminating TLS? Either way, yeah, you're right - it is not a perfect solution. But it means that for any s
by staticassertion 8y ago
Do proxies usually log POST data? Are these proxies terminating TLS?
Either way, yeah, you're right - it is not a perfect solution. But it means that for any system your engineers build, so long as they build them using your web framework that imposes this password type, you can grep your codebase for bugs.
You could implement client side hashing as a best-effort "in transit" mechanism but that has obvious downsides. Not sure how I'd feel about that approach in practice, but I can't see a big downside.