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Preserve sObject Field Encryption in Visualforce Expressions - Winter15


For Visualforce pages set to API version 32.0 or later, expressions that reference encrypted sObject fields return the encrypted values instead of the decrypted (plain) values. This behavior more closely matches your expectations and reduces the risk of inadvertent exposure of sensitive data due to programmer error.

An expression might be used with a Visualforce component that displays it, such as <apex:outputText> or <apex:column>, or as a “raw” expression on the page, for example, {! myObject__c.encryptedField__c }. In these scenarios, the encrypted value, rather than the decrypted value, of the field is displayed.

This behavior parallels the documented behavior of <apex:inputField> and <apex:outputField>, which display encrypted values for encrypted fields.

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