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Fixed - RedisURI.toString() leaks password in plaintext in exception messages and logs. #7031 - #7032
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…message and logs. redisson#7031 Signed-off-by: Woong <[email protected]>
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Fixed #7031
Problem
RedisURI.toString()was exposing credentials in plaintext in exception messages and log output.Before
RedisConnectionException: Unable to connect to: redis://[email protected]:6379
After
RedisConnectionException: Unable to connect to: redis://***@prod.example.com:6379
Changes
RedisURI.toString(): maskusernameandpasswordwith***RedisURITest: added unit tests for masking behavior