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As .fox files are JSON files, storing API keys as plaintext can lead to security issues. Knowing that this can be helpful, it should be considered to make it optional.
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Consider given the user the chance of NOT storing API keys in the .fox file
Consider give the user the chance of NOT storing API keys in the .fox file
Mar 20, 2021
febrezo
changed the title
Consider give the user the chance of NOT storing API keys in the .fox file
Consider giving the user the chance of NOT storing API keys in the .fox file
Mar 20, 2021
Got your point, encrypting wouldn't make too much sense either. I think encrypting and password protecting the whole file might be the best option. That is on the roadmap and tracked in #12
As .fox files are JSON files, storing API keys as plaintext can lead to security issues. Knowing that this can be helpful, it should be considered to make it optional.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: