5 min readA developer needs to connect a service to an API. The documentation says to generate an API key, store it in an environment variable and pass it in a header. Five minutes later, the integration works.
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6 min readMost organizations still treat credentials as something that must be protected, stored, and rotated. But a second model is quietly reshaping how machine authentication works: eliminate static secrets altogether and authenticate workloads using identity and just-in-time access.
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GitGuardian’s latest Secrets Sprawl report found more than 28 million new secrets exposed via public GitHub commits in 2025, a 34% increase over 2024 and the largest annual jump the company has recorded. The spike reflects a broader transformation in software creation, as AI tools lower the barrier to coding.
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Hacktivists claim they breached DHS systems, leaking records tied to 6,681 ICE contractor applicants, including major tech and defense firms.
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Stranger Things concept of the “Upside Down” is a useful way to think about the risks lurking in the software we all rely on. A new report from ReversingLabs shines a light into that dark world.
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