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Hello
I've just tested microwin with a Win11 Ent LTSC image and found that the unattend.xml file at the root of C drive contains (twice) my local admin password stored in plain text.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Create an image with microwin and set an admin account
Once Windows is installed from the new image, an "unattend.xml" file is left at the root of C: and this file contains the admin password in plain text,
Expected behavior
unattend.xml file shouldn't contain plain text password, hashed version instead.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
@kinou74, from my experience with using the unattended answer file generation service that this project uses, you can only obscure the password with Base64 encoding:
Should be better than nothing I guess.
The most important thing is that we should be aware that the entered password is stored on the usb key in an unsecured way, should be a generic one just for iso deployement purpose, and must be changed right after Windows installation.
Describe the bug
Hello
I've just tested microwin with a Win11 Ent LTSC image and found that the unattend.xml file at the root of C drive contains (twice) my local admin password stored in plain text.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Create an image with microwin and set an admin account
Once Windows is installed from the new image, an "unattend.xml" file is left at the root of C: and this file contains the admin password in plain text,
Expected behavior
unattend.xml file shouldn't contain plain text password, hashed version instead.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: