When a ticket is considered "closed successful" do you simply ignore any further replies to it? I have sent 2 emails in the past week to a ticket that I do not consider "closed successfully" and I have not received a response or even an auto-reply, and my emails do not appear in otrs.
The security exploit makes customers' personal information available (including addresses, phone numbers, partial credit card/payment info) and vendors' license keys provided to the customer.
I've been discussing this issue with a security expert and he has told me that this is something that should be fixed immediately. He has also said that he is willing to use his connections to apply pressure to Plimus to fix this. So if I don't hear anything regarding this issue soon, I will have to give him the green light.
Why do I feel like we're running in circles on this issue? I am aware that you feel you have met your obligation regarding this exploit by preventing google from caching these pages; however, there is still a backdoor that allows anyone to access vendors' license keys. I thought that was what you meant when you said you moved the issue up to a more senior level.
My recommendation was to simply remove the license key from these web pages. Why is this not an acceptable solution?
Just to confirm that for our next release the order information page will only be viewable by customers logging in with the email details used on the purchase for the relevant items.
This should be live early next month. (I have indicated this elsewhere on the Forum but should have done so here as well).
Thanks,
Derek, Plimus
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