User Interface Flaw In Program Neighborhood Could Leak Cached Passwords
Friday, 16 December 2005 by Michel Roth
The Citrix Program Neighborhood client provides a mechanism to cache user passwords; a user interface flaw in this client could permit these cached passwords to be revealed to the user. The cached passwords are normally displayed to the user as a series of asterisks but it may be possible for the user to run a password viewing tool that can extract the clear text password from this field.

The following clients are affected by this issue:
• Citrix Program Neighborhood version 9.1 and earlier for 32-bit and 64-bit Windows

The Citrix Web client and the Citrix Program Neighborhood Agent client are not affected by this vulnerability.

Read CTX108108 here.

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