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[Question] What's the difference between in_txt and out_txt fields in tlog.log file? #359

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haiwu opened this issue Apr 3, 2023 · 2 comments

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haiwu commented Apr 3, 2023

By default, it seems tlog would not log user input in in_txt field, per default config for /etc/tlog/tlog-rec-session.conf. Thus user inputs would show up in out_txt field instead.

We could toggle config in tlog-rec-session.conf file to log user intput in in_txt field via:
"log": {
"input": true,
...
}

My question is: what is the point of not logging user input in in_txt field by default? If for security concerns, user inputs still got logged in out_txt field in clear-text anyway.

Please clarify.

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haiwu commented Apr 3, 2023

Just saw #208. I think I kind of get it now. Password by default is echo disabled.

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Just saw #208. I think I kind of get it now. Password by default is echo disabled.

That's correct, the intention is to prevent security-sensitive information from being included in recorded data by default.

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