Secrets in Source Code - How Your JS Code is Exposing Your Credentials

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Examines how JavaScript source code is responsible for leaking credentials such as API keys, drawing on findings from the unreleased 2022 State of Secrets Sprawl report. Describes patterns and mechanisms by which secrets end up in JS files and repositories, and quantifies the scale of the problem using the report’s data.

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