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Yikes! This an unusual exploit since it both has an absolutely massive impact (literally access to everything on SharePoint and Outlook??), with a relatively st
by roland35 3y ago
Yikes! This an unusual exploit since it both has an absolutely massive impact (literally access to everything on SharePoint and Outlook??), with a relatively straightforward vector (just looking at client side JavaScript).
One nit: I'd rather see people redact sensitive data with solid blocks instead of blurs in screenshots. Can't be too careful!
- rudasn 3y agoI think nowadays the blur feature just makes it look blurry, but it's not the actual original text being blurred.
- PcChip 3y agoThat would be interesting to read about
- stcredzero 3y agoHow are we to know if someone didn't just use an affine transform? This is another place where ignorance could result in security leaks.
- reaperman 3y agoYeah I'm not fucking around with that. Solid block of black removes the guesses. (Caveats for layered documents like PDFs).
- rudasn 3y agoI like to convert to transparent png, cut the area I need removed, use background color (eg black) to indicate that something was removed, and export to jpg.
- stcredzero 3y agoPrograms should have explicit "secure censor" operations.