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The screenshot in the article shows it's a HTTP GET request, so no encryption and the GET request makes it more likely it's getting stored not only in their db
by spyder 12y ago
The screenshot in the article shows it's a HTTP GET request, so no encryption and the GET request makes it more likely it's getting stored not only in their db but in access logs of other servers (web server, load balancers, proxies).
- sahaskatta 12y agoSo if they did use HTTPS and possibly encrypt the content underneath as well, would this not be an issue or is there more?
- StavrosK 12y agoIt would still be an issue, this just makes it larger.