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Keys on Doormats: Exposed API Credentials on the Web
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API (Application Programming Interface) keys allow applications to authenticate themselves to third-party services. Inadvertent public exposure of these credentials can pose significant consequences, as adversaries can use them to gain privileged access to other services. In this paper, we measure A
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