🔒 Prevent sensitive data exposure in error logs#101
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Restricted the information logged when an exception occurs in FileLogger. Only the exception type is logged now, instead of the message and stack trace. This prevents sensitive data like snippets or PINs from leaking into error logs.
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🎯 What: Fixed a security vulnerability where sensitive information could be inadvertently logged.
⚠️ Risk: Exception details (like
ex.Messageorex.StackTrace) can sometimes contain sensitive data such as snippets being processed or cryptographic materials (like PINs). Logging these details to disk exposes them.🛡️ Solution: Modified
FileLogger.LogErrorto only log the exception type name (ex.GetType().FullName), removing the error message and the stack trace. This restricts the log details and effectively prevents sensitive data from leaking into the log files, trading off some debuggability for enhanced security.PR created automatically by Jules for task 5589531882256927629 started by @Avicennasis