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This could be very dangerous, depending where an exception happened. Variables can contain critical secrets, like your TLS keys or a user's password and if your
by robinson-wall 5y ago
This could be very dangerous, depending where an exception happened. Variables can contain critical secrets, like your TLS keys or a user's password and if your stack trace printer isn't aware of what should be redacted now you've got that in your logs.
- zanecodes 5y agoAgreed, but this would help force developers to deal with treating secrets with the care they should have been treating them with all along, in my opinion. PowerShell's [SecureString] type is something of a step in the right direction, although its execution is lacking in some respects. In any case, stack traces should _always_ be treated as secrets.
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