Safari storing previous secure session data in plain text.

I was just forwarded a link stating that Safari stores previous secure session data unencrypted in a hiodden folder. The article said this applies to OS X 10.8.5,and OS X 10.7.5 running Safari 6.0.5. Has this vulnerability been fixed in Mavericks/Safari 7.0?
http://securityaffairs.co/wordpress/20482/hacking/safari-unsecure-data-storage.h tml

It's not the transit that I'm asking about, but a secure local session with private info in a hidden folder. If another user gains access to this hidden folder, then private info can be disclosed (i.e., passwords, address).

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