Sensitive credentials such as API keys, passwords, access tokens, and secret keys should never be stored in plain text in databases or configuration files. This creates significant security risks if the database is compromised or if unauthorized access occurs.
Sensitive credentials such as API keys, passwords, access tokens, and secret keys should never be stored in plain text in databases or configuration files. This creates significant security risks if the database is compromised or if unauthorized access occurs.
Instead:
Example of an improved approach:
-- CreateTable
CREATE TABLE "blob_storage_integrations" (
"project_id" TEXT NOT NULL,
"bucket_name" TEXT NOT NULL,
"prefix" TEXT NOT NULL,
"access_key_id" TEXT NOT NULL,
"encrypted_secret_key" TEXT NOT NULL,
"encryption_iv" TEXT NOT NULL,
In your application code, implement proper encryption/decryption methods to handle these sensitive values when needed.
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