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That was a "privacy" mode of some personal firewall that was protecting the user's phone number from leaking out. Incidentally, this has leaked the users phone
by pilif 12y ago
That was a "privacy" mode of some personal firewall that was protecting the user's phone number from leaking out.
Incidentally, this has leaked the users phone number because only that specific numer was being replaced with asterisks.
Welcome to the world of very crappy "security" (-theater) end-user products.
- goleksiak 12y agoThe asterisks hide this request's BasicAuth credentials between the cellular printer and our app servers...we don't transmit customer phone numbers between the printer and our app servers. Twilio transmits them to our app servers but that is HTTPS
- pilif 12y agoI think pavel_lishin was referring to a side-note in my war-store I listed as the parent comment.
- pavel_lishin 12y agoYup.
- goleksiak 12y agoah - my bad