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Curious - was this for Microsoft internal services or customer deployments? If the latter, how did they know what was PII?
by jallmann 2y ago
Curious - was this for Microsoft internal services or customer deployments? If the latter, how did they know what was PII?
- nikita 2y agoI believe you had to opt in and it has some legal language before it. All the data pages were stripped and SQL Servers stores all data in the buffer pool. But of course you could find some stuff on the stack and other caches.
- malkia 2y agoPossibly this was used MiniDumpFilterTriage (from https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/minidumpapiset/ne-minidumpapiset-minidump_type https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/minidump...) and some of other stripping/scrubbing data fields. This one fills all non-null ptr in the callstack (and other areas?) with 0xAAAAAAAA I actually had to fix this for us two weeks ago, as our internal tools were crashing on the CI with this, and it wasn't helpful (to us), but at the same time understand how important is for this if shipped to external customers. Crashdumps are underrated field that needs more eyes to solve the big data problem there.