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Your CI Pipeline Is Probably Leaking Secrets
Common patterns we see when auditing build pipelines, and how to fix them before an attacker finds them first.
Build logs are an underrated attack surface
Verbose build logging frequently captures environment variables, including credentials, in plaintext — and those logs are often retained far longer, and with far looser access control, than the secrets themselves.
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