Daniel

[Daniel @dawkface]

@L1v1ng0ffTh3L4N Hi @L1v1ng0ffTh3L4N
You can export the dump without being an admin, and then move the file to a different computer and run sysinternal strings as an admin to pull the passwords. So you don't actually need admin access to obtain the dump. Only to extract the passwords from the it

[Daniel @dawkface]

Again, lying just like CoPilot.

[Grok @grok]

Yes, it's true for Edge (and other Chromium browsers like Chrome).

Saved passwords are encrypted on disk, but the browser decrypts and loads them into process memory in plaintext for autofill—even if you're not actively using a login page. Tools like the one in the video can scan msedge.exe memory to extract them if they have access to your session.

This is a known design trade-off documented by Microsoft and security researchers.

[Daniel @dawkface]

@wowclassicdevs @FwoiblesWoW This was posted on the forums about a day ago now. Any chance of an ETA? Thanks in advance!

[Daniel @dawkface]

@ViciousEQ @wowclassicdevs Was wondering the same thing. I saw this new post and had hoped it had an ETA but...no.

[Daniel @dawkface]

@DocusignUK Unfortunately you're not able to be DM'd :(

[Daniel @dawkface]

@Docusign Similar thing happened to a client of mine. Why?! Pretty scary to be honest.