This is the problem with services that store user information: it is highly probably that vulnerabilities like these exist. Security is rarely given the time and attention it requires.
I'm not trying to single out Pocket; they are just the latest evidence that even in the few cases where "you can trust us with your data" is said honestly, it isn't a promise that can be kept in practice.
I'm not trying to single out Pocket; they are just the latest evidence that even in the few cases where "you can trust us with your data" is said honestly, it isn't a promise that can be kept in practice.