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New Survey Sheds Light on Why Enterprises Struggle to Thwart API Attacks

Corsha’s Annual State of API Secrets Management Report finds over 50% of respondents suffered a data breach due to compromised API secrets.
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What can I do with a custom security key?

I have a security key issued by my company which I no longer need to use. The key has been de-registered from my work portal.

Previously I was using it to authenticate to websites; I assume it's using WebAuthN protocol.

The key still generates random codes.

What can I use the key for? The key is manufactured by my company, so I can't use it for apps as most seem to require a Yubikey. I don't want to throw away the hardware unnecessarily.

Furthermore, are there any websites/Linux apps I can use to get more information about the key?

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