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Connection profiles store API keys, passwords, and authentication credentials in plaintext configuration files (~/.frodo/Connections.json). The code reads and displays these credentials, and while there's a masterkey.key file mentioned for decryption, the storage model relies on file system permissions for protection. This was found by static analysis at
src/ops/ConnectionProfileOps.ts:56. I have not demonstrated an exploit against your deployment, so please judge it against your own threat model.Reference: CWE-798
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