Restrict clipboard history file permisions #131
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The default permissions on file creation leaves it open to be read by anyone, which is probably not wanted as this likely contains sensitive info.
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Does this make sense? Shouldn't your home dir be r 700 anyway? |
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Or rather the entire Albert config dir if we want to make sure that it is safe even if users forgot to set 700 |
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I think I got a bit ahead of myself - of course you're right, everything under But I think it's still a worthwhile tweak considering the sorts of things that people copy & paste - SSH keys are still |
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in 0.24 the core app will take care of making all app dirs users only |
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The default permissions on file creation leaves it open to be read by anyone, which is probably not wanted as this likely contains sensitive info.