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by joevandyk
4418 days ago
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I prefer storing secrets/api tokens in a database. Runs the risk of leaking secrets via a sql injection exploit though, but if that happens, you're already screwed. For development, we consider all keys/tokens available to developers as public -- i.e. for authorize.net accounts, those tokens are tied to test accounts. |
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