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Secrets, API Keys & Credentials: What Developers Get Wrong

The most common mistakes developers make with secrets and API keys, and how to avoid them.

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15+ years of experience · Ex-Apple

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Ajay Prajapat, AI Systems Architect

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Ajay Prajapat

AI Systems Architect

  • 15+ years of experience
  • Ex-Apple

AI Systems Architect with 15+ years of experience, including building production GenAI systems — RAG pipelines, AI agents, prompt engineering and GenAI architecture. His sessions are hands-on: expect real workflows, live builds and honest trade-offs, not slideware.

Skills & expertise

  • AI-assisted Development
  • Full-stack Development
  • AI Agents
  • RAG & MCP
  • System Design
  • Project Reviews
  • Prompt Engineering
  • GenAI Architecture

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  1. 1Common mistakes: hard-coded keys, committed .env files and shared tokens
  2. 2How leaked keys are found and abused
  3. 3Environment variables and secret managers
  4. 4Scanning repositories for leaked secrets
  5. 5Rotating and revoking credentials
  6. 6Team practices for handling secrets

Who it's for

  • • Developers at all levels
  • • Teams managing shared credentials

You'd leave with

  • A secrets-handling checklist
  • Scanning and rotation steps
  • Team practices to adopt