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HMAC (Hash-based Message Authentication Code) secrets are the industry standard for webhook signatures, internal API authentication, and session tokens. They provide a fast, simple way to verify that a message hasn't been altered and came from a trusted source.

While services like Stripe, GitHub, and Slack make HMAC easy to consume, implementing it securely requires att...


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PARIS, France, and NEW-YORK, NY — January 14th, 2026– GitGuardian, the leading secrets and Non-Human Identity security platform, today announced record growth in ARR and customer expansion throughout 2025, reinforcing its position as the enterprise standard for protecting code, collaboration tools, and cloud infrastructure from exposed secrets and credentials...


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Artificial intelligence (AI) is a broad field with many practical applications. Over the past few years, we have seen explosive growth in generative AI, driven by systems like ChatGPT, Copilot, and other interactive tools that help developers write code and users create content. More recently, we have also seen the rise of "Agentic AI," in which orchestrators coordinate actio...


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👉TL;DR: Frontend applications (SPAs, mobile apps, desktop clients) cannot securely store secrets: any embedded API key is extractable by users and attackers.The Backend for Frontend (BFF) pattern solves this by placing a server-side layer between your frontend and third-party APIs. The BFF holds the secrets; the frontend ne...


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