Independent researcher finds that SEDC, which claims to provide billing software to 250+ US utility companies, was storing customers' passwords in plain text (Jim Salter/Ars Technica)

Independent researcher finds that SEDC, which claims to provide billing software to 250+ US utility companies, was storing customers' passwords in plain text (Jim Salter/Ars Technica)


Jim Salter / Ars Technica:

Independent researcher finds that SEDC, which claims to provide billing software to 250+ US utility companies, was storing customers’ passwords in plain text  —  “It’s ridiculous vendors are replying to researchers via general counsel, not bug bounty.”  —  In September of 2018 …

Independent researcher finds that SEDC, which claims to provide billing software to 250+ US utility companies, was storing customers' passwords in plain text (Jim Salter/Ars Technica)
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