smit.artem on Nostr: Deleting a committed secret is like crossing it out on a photocopied page. The ...
Deleting a committed secret is like crossing it out on a photocopied page. The original copies are still out there. You don't un-leak a key, you cancel it and make a new one.
#cybersecurity #infosec #nostr #appsec #owasp
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2026-07-06 00:50:00 UTCEvent JSON
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