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No, that's exactly the problem the post is complaining about. It still results in credentials being sent in plaintext in the original request.
by chmullig 13y ago
No, that's exactly the problem the post is complaining about. It still results in credentials being sent in plaintext in the original request.
- sp332 13y agoRight, but the problem will be caught when the app is still in development. Then the devs will fix the app and by the time it gets to end-users, it won't do that anymore.