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At a high level, the problem stems from persisting the raw password string in localStorage and then including storage operations involving that key in a generic logging mechanism. The correct fix is to avoid storing the password in clear text in localStorage; if a “remember me”–type mechanism is needed, we should instead store a non-sensitive token (for example, a flag or a server-issued opaque token) or at minimum ensure that the logging layer never logs values or fields that may contain passwords.

Given the constraints (we can only touch the shown snippets), the minimal and safest change that preserves intended behavior is:

• Stop persisting the raw password in localStorage.
• Replace the stored "password" entry with a non-sensitive flag indicating the user chose to persist the session (or remove it entirely if not needed).
• Keep the rest of the logging mechanism unchanged so that it only logs metadata about keys and sizes, never the password value.

Concretely:

1. In src/lib/api/aurion.ts:

   • Change setSession so it no longer calls saveToStorage("password", password). Instead, have it only store the email, and optionally a boolean/string flag such as "sessionPersisted": "true" if you need to track that.
   • Update getSession so it no longer reads "password" from storage. Since we cannot redesign the whole app, the simplest is to have getSession return null or a partial session when no in-memory password is available, avoiding long-term persisted credentials. If you want to keep auto-fill behavior, you would need an additional design using a secure token, but that is outside the shown snippets.

2. In src/lib/utils/storage.ts:

   • The main security concern flagged is that tainted data flows into writeStorageLogs via appendStorageLog. Because StorageLogEntry currently does not capture the password value, and the fix in (1) stops storing the password at all, we do not need to modify writeStorageLogs itself. The logging will continue to log non-sensitive metadata only.

3. In src/pages/secondary/login.tsx:

   • handleSubmit currently calls setSession(email, password) after a successful login. That will still compile after changing setSession’s implementation (since we keep the same signature) but will no longer persist the password in localStorage, only the email (and any non-sensitive flags we may store).

With this approach, no new imports or external libraries are needed. The only necessary edits are to setSession and getSession in src/lib/api/aurion.ts; the logging code in storage.ts remains structurally the same, but it will no longer ever be given a log entry that could contain actual password data because we avoid persisting the password.