Leaked Key Response

Your API key was exposed.
Let's fix it right now.

Whether Cursor hardcoded it, it got committed to git, or it ended up in a public repo — the steps are the same. Rotate first, protect second.

Attackers use leaked keys within minutes. Bots scrape GitHub in real-time. Don't wait — start below.

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You're not the only one

AI coding assistants make it dangerously easy to ship secrets into production. Here's what the community is saying.

"If I had a nickel for every time I tried to have AI fix an auth issue and it just disabled auth or hardcoded an API key."

— r/webdev

"This is a classic mistake, not even AI specific. AI just makes it easier to ship fast and skip security checks."

— r/webdev

"Please make my app EXTRA good and EXTRA secure. Do NOT make it insecure." — that's not how security works.

— r/webdev (paraphrased)

"$2500 in stolen charges and his takeaway is 'glad I learned this early.' That's a case study in why code review exists."

— r/webdev

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