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New years resolution: Don’t show my security tokens when hacking my demo application on stage

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My new year’s resolution for 2022 is: Don’t expose confidential information while I hack my applications during demos or presentations.

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New years resolution: Don’t show my security tokens when hacking my demo application on stage
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