Don't restore cached backup password (bkpw) from backup file
Restore mirrored the write-side strip of bkpw: a crafted backup could inject setting.bkpw and fixate the password used for future backups. Drop it on restore
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@ -201,6 +201,13 @@ def restore_from_dict_ll(vals, raw):
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k = key[8:]
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if k == 'bkpw':
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# never import a cached backup password from a backup file.
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# write-side (render_backup_contents) strips bkpw, so a present
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# value means a tampered/crafted file trying to fixate the
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# password used for all FUTURE backups - drop it.
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continue
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if k == 'sd2fa':
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# do NOT restore sd2fa as SD card can be lost or damaged
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# new version of firmware 5.1.3+ will not back sd2fa
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