Hello,
My name is Emma, I am conducting an academic study on possible credential exposure in public GitHub repositories.
While analyzing this repository, I found a string that may represent a credential. I'm including the code snippet below containing possible leakage. To avoid exposing sensitive information publicly, I marked the sensitive information.
Could you please help clarify whether the detected string is:
- a real credential, or
- a placeholder / example value?
Thank you for your time.
Code snippet (sensitive values masked):
#define RD_BLOCK_SIZE 128
#define REFRESH_MIN 15 // refresh every 15 minutes (developer account 500 calls/day -->max 20 calls per hour)
#define DEBUG_LEVEL 0 // 0 = disable ; 1 = INFO ; 2 = DEBUG
// Settings
// create yourself a (free) developer account on wunderground website; it can handle up to 500 calls/day for free.
char* apiKey = "YOUR****-KEY"; // your personal 8 hex characters api key from your account at Wunderground (need to request this key once !)
char* location = "YOUR****ATION"; // your location
char* host = "api.wunderground.com"; // The API URL in orde to get this working you need to use a DNS server
// Global variables
char value[50];
Thank you in advance for your time - I really appreciate it!
Sincerely,
Emma
Hello,
My name is Emma, I am conducting an academic study on possible credential exposure in public GitHub repositories.
While analyzing this repository, I found a string that may represent a credential. I'm including the code snippet below containing possible leakage. To avoid exposing sensitive information publicly, I marked the sensitive information.
Could you please help clarify whether the detected string is:
Thank you for your time.
Code snippet (sensitive values masked):
Thank you in advance for your time - I really appreciate it!
Sincerely,
Emma