API Security and PKI - Anusha Iyer, Corsha
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01-Jan-1900
Today, API secrets like keys, tokens and certificates are used as a way to identify machines and broker access between them, but these static secrets are often shared, rarely rotated and are being leaked in CI pipelines, logs and code repositories at an alarming rate. Anusha Iyer discusses why PKI doesn't cut it.
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