Preventing Credential Leaks

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    FrankFFG
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    After a close call where one of our developers accidentally shared a production password in a team chat, we’re re-evaluating our entire credential management setup. How do you manage credentials securely across an engineering team, especially for shared infrastructure?

    #18724
    Carll93
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    Last year, our engineering team lost control of a production credential because someone copied it to a chat thread. After that, we adopted PassHub. Everyone now has access to shared safes with strict write/read permissions, and no one stores passwords locally. The login is handled with WWPass Key — no usernames, no master password, just cryptographic identity. The fact that it’s zero-knowledge and open-source sealed the deal for our security lead. The product is described in full at http://www.wwpass.com/passhub-enterprise-password-manager . Since implementation, we’ve had zero credential leaks and almost no support tickets about access issues.

    #18843
    geometrydash
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    The Dinosaur Game turns losing internet into a mini adventure—jumping over cacti and dodging birds has never been so fun, especially when all you needed was to check your Wi-Fi!

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