fix: the automated scanner flagged readme in README.md#3262
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No scanner i set up complains about this, nor GitHub, and your replacement isn't any different - they're both just arbitrary strings. If your automated scanning can't distinguish real keys then it's not useful. GitHub's scanner works by checking for known patterns only. |
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Summary
Fix high severity security issue in
README.md.Vulnerability
V-001README.md:3557Description: The automated scanner flagged README.md lines 3557-3560 as containing API key material. If these references are real, functional API keys embedded in documentation rather than clearly marked placeholder values (e.g., 'YOUR_API_KEY_HERE'), any person with read access to the repository — including members of the public if the repository is or ever becomes publicly accessible — can extract and reuse those credentials to authenticate against the associated API service as the legitimate account owner. Confidence is rated low because automated scanning cannot distinguish real keys from example placeholders without manual review.
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README.mdVerification
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