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by nine_k
38 days ago
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In general, whatever has been made public, is hard to unmake public. There can always remain a copy. It is acutely true for peer-to-peer distributed systems like Radicle, but is still true for the more centralized GitHub, and for the Web in general. If you want to be able to walk something back, better don't publush it. Publishing a token or an ssh key should not be a big deal, such a token or key should be immediately revoked, which is as good as deleted. The problem occurs when the fact is not noticed immediately. A git hook can help avoid such mishaps. |
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