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by lmm 591 days ago
> you just need to keep them long enough to cover the breach, and to be able to understand them after the fact

And avoid leaking customer information/passwords/etc. through them until then, which is the hard part.

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Yep. I've seen WAF in "audit mode" and it's got load of client API keys in there, among other fun things.

Check the box for WAF but adds a new risk.