Tip of the week: check your git history for AI keys
With a new GhostAction wave under way, Socket advises treating any key that ever appeared in a commit as exposed, rotating it and turning on GitHub secret scanning.
If you ever put an OpenAI, Anthropic or OpenRouter API key in a GitHub repository, change it, even if you deleted it later. Socket advises treating anything that ever appeared in a commit as exposed, because the new GhostAction wave also searches git history. Then turn on GitHub secret scanning with push protection.
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