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Don't tell the user their pasphrase doesn't match if it's correct
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David Baker 2019-01-10 14:12:43 +00:00
parent 1c42f4f5a0
commit 1d209c5064
1 changed files with 14 additions and 7 deletions
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src/async-components/views/dialogs/keybackup/CreateKeyBackupDialog.js
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@ -294,14 +294,21 @@ export default React.createClass({
_renderPhasePassPhraseConfirm: function() {
const AccessibleButton = sdk.getComponent('elements.AccessibleButton');
let matchText;
if (this.state.passPhraseConfirm === this.state.passPhrase) {
matchText = _t("That matches!");
} else if (!this.state.passPhrase.startsWith(this.state.passPhraseConfirm)) {
// only tell them they're wrong if they've actually gone wrong.
// Security concious readers will note that if you left riot-web unattended
// on this screen, this would make it easy for a malicious person to guess
// your passphrase one letter at a time, but they could get this faster by
// just opening the browser's developer tools and reading it.
// Note that this includes not having typed anything at all.
matchText = _t("That doesn't match.");
}
let passPhraseMatch = null;
if (this.state.passPhraseConfirm.length > 0) {
let matchText;
if (this.state.passPhraseConfirm === this.state.passPhrase) {
matchText = _t("That matches!");
} else {
matchText = _t("That doesn't match.");
}
if (matchText) {
passPhraseMatch = <div className="mx_CreateKeyBackupDialog_passPhraseMatch">
<div>{matchText}</div>
<div>