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The username and password of the configured account are stored in a SQLite database. The database file does not use iOS' data protection, so it is readable to anyone with physical access to the device.
The best solution would be to store the password not in SQLite, but in the Keychain, which was designed exactly for this purpose.
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No this is not being worked on. I had originally de-prioritized this due to the fact that the app is now using token based authentication that requires a token refresh every hour so the only thing you could extract from the device would be expired tokens - unless you lost your device and somebody found it and immediately extracted it within an hour.
Regardless, you're welcome to work on it. There's some code already in the AppDelegate.cs around keychain access so you might be able to leverage that code.
The username and password of the configured account are stored in a SQLite database. The database file does not use iOS' data protection, so it is readable to anyone with physical access to the device.
The best solution would be to store the password not in SQLite, but in the Keychain, which was designed exactly for this purpose.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: