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Your .env File Might Be Public Right Now
Your .env File Might Be Public Right Now Many of us use .env files to manage environment-specific configurations, especially in WordPress development. These files often contain sensitive credentials for databases, API keys, and other critical services. The problem is, these files can, and often are, inadvertently exposed on production servers. This isn't just a theoretical risk; it's a common oversight that can have severe consequences. The .env Exposure Vector When you deploy a WordPress site,
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