Home Assistant Security Flaw Exposes Token Secrets in Cleartext

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A security disclosure posted to the Full Disclosure mailing list reports that Home Assistant stores token secrets in cleartext. The finding is framed around the claim that a user's password is not the only key protecting access. The source is a brief Hacker News item linking to the mailing list post, with no comments yet. The available material does not detail the affected versions, exploitation conditions, or whether a fix has been released.

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