Safari File Reveals Your User IDs & Passwords In Plain Text

Cult of Mac
By Luke DormehlDec 16, 2013, 4:34 am215 pts
The peeps behind Kaspersky Labs’ Securelist blog have uncovered an Easter Egg in Safari, which they claim lists user IDs and passwords in plaintext. The problem relates to Safari’s retention of browser history as used in the “Reopen All Windows… Read more ›

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