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share this: to hackers. When you login to the form on your phone using your Rapid Rewards account, the app submits your username and password leak as plain-text (unencrypted) to a Southwest remote server (mobile.southwest.com). A undeveloped attacker can simply sniff for the data on the network and steal it. This locus is a hackers dream! If a victims credentials were captured, a hacker could use those credentials to login to that specific


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