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1.8 KiB
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11 lines
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"extension": ".h",
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"source": "const char * api_key = \"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\";\n",
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"review": "# 2\n\n## Bugs\n- **Security Vulnerability**: The code contains a hard-coded API key, which is a significant security risk.\n\n## Optimizations\n- Remove the API key from the source code and store it in an environment variable or a secured vault service.\n- Implement access controls to ensure that only authorized processes/user have access to the API key.\n- Consider using a configuration file to manage sensitive information securely instead of embedding it in the code.\n\n## Good points\n- The syntax for declaring a constant string in C is correct.\n\n## Summary\nThis code snippet contains a critical security flaw due to the hard-coded API key. It is essential to address this immediately by relocating sensitive information to a safer storage solution. Other than the security issue, the code's syntax is correctly implemented, but improvements in handling and managing secrets would considerably elevate the code quality.\n\n## Open source alternatives\nThere are several open source secrets management solutions that can be integrated into your project:\n- **HashiCorp Vault**: A tool for securely accessing secrets. It manages and controls access to sensitive credentials in a dynamic infrastructure.\n- **AWS Secrets Manager**: It helps to protect access to your applications, services, and IT resources without the upfront headache of managing your own hardware security module (HSM).\n- **Doppler**: Provides a solution to manage environment variables fast and at a large scale.",
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"filename": "auth.h",
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"path": "auth.h",
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"directory": "",
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"grade": 2,
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"size": 191,
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