In the config.js file, the bridgeKeystore object appears to contain sensitive data that is currently hardcoded. This practice can lead to potential security risks, as the data could be exposed to unauthorized access.
To address this issue, it is recommended to:
Remove the hardcoded sensitive data from the config.js file.
Store this data securely. Depending on your environment and the specific data, this could mean using environment variables, a secure server, or a specialized secret management service.
Ensure that the data can be accessed securely when needed. This might involve setting up secure access to the environment variables or secret management service.
Remember to ensure any changes maintain the current functionality of the bridgeKeystore object.
In the config.js file, the bridgeKeystore object appears to contain sensitive data that is currently hardcoded. This practice can lead to potential security risks, as the data could be exposed to unauthorized access.
To address this issue, it is recommended to:
Remove the hardcoded sensitive data from the config.js file.
Store this data securely. Depending on your environment and the specific data, this could mean using environment variables, a secure server, or a specialized secret management service.
Ensure that the data can be accessed securely when needed. This might involve setting up secure access to the environment variables or secret management service.
Remember to ensure any changes maintain the current functionality of the bridgeKeystore object.