G-Archiver steals passwords

[What's in a Name?]

Saw this in Gizmo's newsletter OMG
<shudder>
http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/001072.html
Wonder if Google is going to look into this.
max
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[Clark...]

What's in a Name? wrote:
> Saw this in Gizmo's newsletter OMG
> <shudder>
> http://www.codinghorror.com/blog/archives/001072.html
> Wonder if Google is going to look into this.
> max

http://www.garchiver.com/what-happened.htm

What happened with G-Archiver?

It has come to our attention that a flaw in the coding of G-Archiver may
have revealed customer's Gmail account usernames and passwords.

It is urgent that you remove the current version of G-Archiver from your
computer, and change your Gmail account password right away.

What happened was that a member of our development team had inserted coding
used for testing G-Archiver in the debug version and forgot to delete it in
the final release version.

We sincerely apologize and assure you that this coding mishap was in no way
intentional.

We'll be releasing a new version that corrects the flaw in version 1.0. The
new version will be available very soon.

Yikes
Clark...
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