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Core keys should be considered "sensitive" data. They are the authentication mechanism to replicate a hypercore. We have additional layers of security with the project key, encryption of hypercores, and the capabilities check before any cores are replicated, but it seems like we should still treat hypercore keys carefully.
Currently we use the hypercore key as part of the version ID. The risk is that we export data including the version ID without realizing its sensitive nature.
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Core keys should be considered "sensitive" data. They are the authentication mechanism to replicate a hypercore. We have additional layers of security with the project key, encryption of hypercores, and the capabilities check before any cores are replicated, but it seems like we should still treat hypercore keys carefully.
Currently we use the hypercore key as part of the version ID. The risk is that we export data including the version ID without realizing its sensitive nature.
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