What should you do if your Rails master.key leaks?
If a Rails master.key leaks, treat every credential in the file as exposed. Generate a new key, re-encrypt, rotate each secret, and expect sessions to end.
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If a Rails master.key leaks, treat every credential in the file as exposed. Generate a new key, re-encrypt, rotate each secret, and expect sessions to end.
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