One accidental git push is all it takes to leak your API keys. For AI applications that interface...
One accidental git push is all it takes to leak your API keys. For AI applications that interface with OpenAI, Anthropic, or other providers, a leaked key can mean thousands of dollars in unauthorized usage within hours.
The Golden Rules
Never hardcode API keys in client code — they're visible to anyone who inspects your bundle
Use environment variables — but know their limitations
Proxy through Server Actions — keep keys server-side only
We’ve all been there. You have a dozen side projects, and your API keys, database connection strings,...
Your AI Agent Doesn't Need an API Key: Entra Agent ID and Anthropic's Workload Identity...
A practical guide to detecting leaked credentials before they hit GitHub, scrubbing them from git history when they do, and…
This is a submission for the GitHub Finish-Up-A-Thon Challenge What I Built SecAPI is a...
You've locked down your AWS credentials. You've got secret scanning on your repos. You rotate your...
I Leaked API Keys Through My .env File — Here's What I Learned About Secret Management Last...
