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codingbryan
codingbryan

Reputation: 40

Selenium Chrome Webdriver Security

I have written a python script that logs into a webpage and the script itself stores my credentials. I am trying to determine whether running this script could somehow expose my credentials? Or is it just as secure as opening my browser myself and typing in my credentials? I would have presumed it would be no different to doing it manually, but I don't necessarily understand how my script communicates with the webdriver and if in that process my credentials could possibly be exposed. The Selenium documentation refers to a Selenium Server, but exactly sure how that works. An official reference would be appreciated!

Upvotes: 0

Views: 760

Answers (1)

Kasra Ahmadi
Kasra Ahmadi

Reputation: 73

your credentials is safe. selenium server acts as http proxy and sends your script http data , pass through selenium server before running in browser.

Upvotes: 1

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