Share API Keys & Credentials Securely with Ghost Message
In environments where Git commits are forever and Slack retains conversations indefinitely, secure ephemeral sharing becomes a critical part of the DevOps security stack. Ghost Message provides the missing link in credential management.
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According to GitGuardian's 2023 State of Secrets Sprawl report, over 10 million secrets were found exposed in public GitHub repositories. Proper credential handling requires both secure vaults and secure transmission methods:
The initialization of CI/CD pipelines often requires injecting initial credentials that shouldn't be committed to source control. Ghost Message provides a secure channel for sensitive bootstrap credentials that ensures they're not persisted in emails or chat logs.
Cloud infrastructure security demands regular credential rotation. When transferring new access keys to authorized team members, Ghost Message ensures these critical credentials don't remain in communication logs after their initial use.
Managing secrets across development, staging, and production environments requires secure credential distribution to team members. Our ephemeral sharing method prevents credential sprawl while maintaining auditability through expiration controls.