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* Why a separate service and not a pre-commit hook? * If a third-party has seen the key, hasn't the damage already been done?
by rgun 10y ago
* Why a separate service and not a pre-commit hook?
* If a third-party has seen the key, hasn't the damage already been done?
- shaharsol 10y agoBecause it's harder to enforce on a team whereas a central service (also as a 2nd security layer) deals with it on behalf of the team/org
- ohyeshedid 10y agoIt often takes more thought and effort to do things properly. This seems like another service that treats the symptoms of a problem rather than the problem itself. That kind of solution encourages careless behaviour, because someone will come behind me and clean it up. Encouraging best practices is a better investment. >(also as a 2nd security layer) Except when it's not.[1] That means it gives careless folks a false sense of security, which I think conveys more risk than no security at all. [1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14157870 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14157870
- newman314 10y agoIs there a tool that can do this check as a pre-commit hook?