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your .env file is probably in your bundle.js right now. open devtools, search for "sk_live" or "api_key". scared yet?
that Django DEBUG=True? Laravel APP_DEBUG=true? it's showing your entire database schema to anyone who asks.
"it's 2025, nobody has SQL injection" - wrong. that search box? it's probably vulnerable.
your database port 5432 is open. your Redis 6379 too. congrats, you're running a public database.
yoursite.com/.git/config works? cool, hackers can download your entire source code including all your secrets.
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