Description
Enabling autocomplete for password input fields allows browsers to save and autofill sensitive information, such as passwords. This poses a security risk, particularly on shared or public computers, where unauthorized users may access saved credentials.
Recommendation
Disable autocomplete for sensitive form inputs by adding the attribute autocomplete="off" to password input fields. This prevents browsers from saving and autofilling passwords, enhancing security.
References
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