GitHub: a marketplace for publicly available API keys

commit msg: " removed api keys xD"

Api keys should be ip restricted anyways

Some guy was hosting all his code on pastebin in this chat server i'm in....

left all his keys and links and everything in the code, all publicly accessible too *smh*

If you're evil, you could rinse all their credits sending silly messages.

Totally feel this — GitHub really has become a goldmine for exposed API keys, and it’s scary how many end up in public repos by accident. I’ve started using tools like git-secrets and pre-commit hooks to scan for sensitive info before anything gets pushed. Also a good idea to rotate your keys regularly and lock down permissions — least privilege goes a long way. And if you're working with a team, some quick onboarding on Git hygiene can save a lot of pain later. It's wild how many breaches start with one bad commit.

I’ve seen similar chaos in online marketplaces where people list stuff without realizing what they’re giving away. I’ve mostly stuck to places like OfferUp, and before diving in I checked out https://offerup.pissedconsumer.com/... just to get a feel for what to expect. Marketplace drama is everywhere, but being a little cautious upfront helps. Anyone else here ever found sketchy listings or accidentally posted more than they meant to?