[bravesoul2]

Except when they aren't. Defence in depth and zero trust and short expiry makes them way less useful for sure.

Startups are probably most vulnerable as they are likely to use more "pet" techniques for infra, like SSH open to any IP to make changes.

[baxtr]

Can you provide an example of a revealed secret that had a significant financial impact on a company?

[brookst]

The Panama Papers killed one company and cost others hundreds of millions. The Uber hack. Cambridge Analytica.

[bravesoul2]

Ok I thought this was talking about secrets as in keys.