"We all have our secrets."
In the engineering world we all have our client_secrets.
They sit quietly behind every login, every API call and every "it just works" moment. We rarely talk about them until something breaks.
A leaked string is a debt not paid yet. A weak token is an open invitation.
Hardcoding is a habit that leads to regret. A rotation strategy is what keeps the system stable.
True security is a baseline requirement not a luxury. "We all have our CLIENT secrets." The real challenge is making sure they stay that way.
What is one best practice you never compromise on when handling tokens?
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