Tootfinder

So @… now offers a secrets manager.
I don't have a project that needs it at the moment but this is super dope.
And I wish my employer bought a batch of licenses because exchanging .env files over not-so-secure channels is very old and tired.

Secrets Manager - Store, Manage, & Deploy Infrastructure Secrets | Bitwarden
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A decentralized service is IMHO way more susceptible to a DDoS because the individual servers aren’t as well protected nor do they have the admin resources on standby like professionally run infrastructure (plus 90% of users are on like 5% of the server).
Sometimes nodes are abandoned by their admins; what if there’s a security issue that can take other servers down with them that gets exploited on of these nodes?

So @… now offers a secrets manager.
I don't have a project that needs it at the moment but this is super dope.
And I wish my employer bought a batch of licenses because exchanging .env files over not-so-secure channels is very old and tired.

Secrets Manager - Store, Manage, & Deploy Infrastructure Secrets | Bitwarden
Bitwarden Secrets Manager enables developers, DevOps, and cybersecurity teams to centrally store, manage, and deploy secrets at scale. Start a free trial today!

holy hell Github - this is bad
heads up repo maintainers on Github - you may want to disable interactions for now
The last thing any OSS maintainer needs is their project getting a strike because some bad actor chose their repo 😤
https://infosec.exchange/@BleepingComp