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Hello @alpha-hack-program 👋,
🚨 Our trusty bot KeyCop has sniffed out what looks like a leaked API key in your repository.
🔍 Leak Details
- Repository:
alpha-hack-program/doc-bot - File:
mlflow/MLFlow-llm.ipynb - Key Type:
OPENAI
📚 Why This Matters
API keys are like passwords — they grant access to services such as OpenAI’s API.
If someone finds your key on GitHub, they could use it to:
- Run up unexpected charges on your account 💸
- Abuse the API under your name 🕵️
- Get your account suspended due to misuse
⚠️
Even if it’s accidental, publishing API keys on GitHub is a security risk and may violate the service’s terms of use.
🛠️ What to Do (Right Meow 😼)
- Remove the key from your repository — even if it's been revoked, leaving it in the commit history may pose risks.
- Revoke the leaked key immediately via the provider console. For example: OpenAI API Keys dashboard.
- Rotate the key if you're still using it in production.
- For future safety, use environment variables or a secrets management tool to avoid committing sensitive credentials.
If this little nudge from KeyCop helped you, consider giving the project a ⭐ on GitHub:
👉 github.com/2511zzZ/KeyCop
It helps us keep the internet a little safer — one key at a time. 😼🔐
Thanks for keeping your codebase clean and secure!
Stay safe,
KeyCop Cat
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