Glen Knight

NYC Based IT Professional

Managing Hardcoded Secrets to Shrink Your Attack Surface 

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secrets Libbpf BCC BPF kernel developer citizen secure softwareThe practice of hardcoding secrets—such as authentication credentials, passwords, API tokens and SSH Keys—as non-encrypted plain text into source code or scripts has been common in software development for many years. It is an easy way to save time and labor, but it is also highly insecure. The issue is that anyone with access to […]

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