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Intruder Reveals 42,000 Exposed Tokens in Web Applications
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Cybersecurity company Intruder has detected over 42,000 leaked tokens in JavaScript bundles of single-page applications. The London-based firm scanned 5 million applications using a new spidering-based method, uncovering sensitive development and collaboration credentials. This discovery highlights a significant issue with exposed secrets in web apps.
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