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IM, Email Passwords Are Stored as Plain Text
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Venomrush
2010-01-18 , 13:21
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So I see a lot of comments here leading to one fact that: as long as you have physical access to the device you shouldn't worry
But, remotely steal your data is a possibility without the need to have access to the device.
For example:
ATM it's difficult to know thats apps on Extras got anything harmful in them...I believe it is reasonably easy to slip in a code to send accounts.cfg with passwords in plain text back
Encrypted is better than nothing, if can't encrypted can't be done then don't store them at all.
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