Tika: We break all the rules for good reasons! > On Sep 29, 2020, at 4:21 PM, Nick Burch <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hey All > > Just a quick heads-up that for TIKA-3205 I generated a few new small private > keys (RSA, DSA, EC) and added them to the parser test documents folder, for > unit testing the new mime magics for keys and certificates. They're not > protecting or using anything. > > One automated security scanning tool has already emailed me to warn that I > committed secrets (GitGuardian), and I think there's a chance others might do > too... > > So before anyone else gets a notification and worries, I felt it best to give > everyone a heads-up that yes, there are private key files in the Tika source > tree, and yes, they are supposed to be there! > > Cheers > Nick
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