Secrets in .NET: Why Strings Are Not Safe (and What to Do Instead)
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In the world of .NET applications, relying on strings to handle secrets is a risky move. This article highlights the inherent dangers of using strings for sensitive information, explaining how they can be easily exposed in memory. Understanding these risks is crucial for developers who want to enhance their application's security. By recognizing the limitations of strings and exploring safer alternatives, developers can better protect their applications from potential vulnerabilities.
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