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Many of the items on that list are actually public keys, which should be perfectly safe to share to the world in a Git repo, but there are definitely a few priv
by NathanKP 14y ago
Many of the items on that list are actually public keys, which should be perfectly safe to share to the world in a Git repo, but there are definitely a few private keys in there as well.
- taproot 14y agoAnd most of which are "demo app" or "assignment app" or some kind of testing /demo use key in an application that deals with ssh in its processes. There also isn't any apps above 100forks, so nothing widespread to worry about. (add forks:>100) Reminds me of google hacking: www.hackersforcharity.org/ghdb/ (which is way more fun)