Windows runtime files lack a verified private ACL
Windows runtime folders holding session tokens and project data get inherited permissions instead of a verified current-user-only access control list.
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3 public reports · first reported 16 July 2026 · last reported 20 July 2026
What's going wrong
On Windows, REA's private runtime folder uses POSIX-style mode requests that do not restrict access, so the inherited permissions of the temporary parent decide who can read session tokens, endpoint records, snapshots, logs and project files.
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