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Re: HTTP authentication vs. --username and --password

From: Glenn A. Thompson <gthompson_at_cdr.net>
Date: 2002-07-22 15:45:34 CEST

>
> > Second, and I think more importantly, it's easy to write code that will
> > invade another process, scan it's memory for the 401 piece of the header,
> > and come up with the user-id and password, fully exposed, ready for re-use
> > (infact, I've got some code that does this for netscape and IE though I'm
> > unsure if my employer wants me to share this intellectual property-wise).
> > anyway, hopefully these thoughts make the 401 approach less exciting and
> > svn more secure.
> >

Is this implemented as some sort of plugin? Just curious. I never really
considered this approach too carefully.
gat

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