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Am I reading this right? Are they defending having passwords in clear text by saying only admins can access it?
by boomboomsubban 4y ago
Am I reading this right? Are they defending having passwords in clear text by saying only admins can access it?
- oefrha 4y agoThe feature is essentially a syncing password manager for legacy apps that only support password authentication. Password manager exposes passwords in clear text, no shit.
- Sebb767 4y agoJust for the record, they usually don't even do that, but user a randomly generated password for each app and user (like a password manager would). You can configure it to use the users password, though, for example for edge cases when the user also needs to log in to the app himself.
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- skywhopper 4y agoThe article is wrong about that detail. The syncing only happens at login time. No passwords are stored in plaintext.