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sathenzar
I'm building a class that manages ftp connections. I just realized when making a private string for the password that anyone could just load the program in a hex program or something and grab the password can't they? Or aren't there ways to obtain that string? It seems kind of a bad idea to just have an ftp password sitting there in plain text. But I can do a one way encryption b/c I'd have no way of decrypting it for them. Any ideas to this solution? Or is it not even a problem if it's set to private?
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