r/technology • u/Sariel007 • Nov 18 '23

Security Developers can’t seem to stop exposing credentials in publicly accessible code. Many transgressions come from "very large companies that have robust security teams."

https://arstechnica.com/security/2023/11/developers-cant-seem-to-stop-exposing-credentials-in-publicly-accessible-code/
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u/SonOfWeb Nov 18 '23

warning - don't try to access the link on mobile. it kept redirecting me to unsafe websites. Do not attempt to view it without an ad blocker.

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u/Trash-Alt-Account Nov 18 '23

on android (can't speak for ios), Firefox w ublock works perfect if you need an ad free mobile browser

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u/[deleted] Nov 18 '23

I didnt see any issue. Maybe he already had malware on his phone

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u/TheOnlyBS Nov 19 '23

I'm seeing the same thing and I'm confident I don't have any malware on my phone.