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by hbrn
1249 days ago
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Right, secrets are a means to an end: giving one entity access to another. > To maximize security you need to treat secrets as being cheap. In fact they need to be disposable. Maybe even take it one step further: secrets are invisible implementation detail. It does come with it's own challenges, of course, and there are no widely adopted standards. You can use something like IAM within AWS, but IAM can't give your apps access to Stripe, for example. |
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