Prevent user passwords showing in error emails #169
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November 18, 2014 15:08
Use the sensitive_post_parameters decorator to redact user passwords when an error occurs in the token view.
This reverts commit 2ad9392.
Use the sensitive_post_parameters decorator to redact user passwords when an error occurs in the token view.
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Prevent user passwords showing in error emails
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Use the sensitive_post_parameters decorator to redact user passwords when an error occurs in the token view.
Currently if an error occurs when a user logs in via django-oauth-toolkit, admins will receive an email containing their password in plain text.