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As the title states, I'm a little bit in doubt of whether this protects against rogue dependencies (i.e. a 3rd party dependency that reads from local storage and sends it elsewhere)
I mean couldn't the 3rd party dependency not just try read the SECURE_LOCAL_STORAGE_HASH_KEY and SECURE_LOCAL_STORAGE_PREFIX from .env and decrypt all of LocalStorage using these + your getFingerprint() before sending it away?
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As the title states, I'm a little bit in doubt of whether this protects against rogue dependencies (i.e. a 3rd party dependency that reads from local storage and sends it elsewhere)
I mean couldn't the 3rd party dependency not just try read the SECURE_LOCAL_STORAGE_HASH_KEY and SECURE_LOCAL_STORAGE_PREFIX from .env and decrypt all of LocalStorage using these + your
getFingerprint()before sending it away?All reactions