A hardcoded API key in ClickUp’s JavaScript file has been leaking nearly a thousand email addresses, including those of employees from major corporations and government entities since January 2025. This vulnerability allows unauthorized access to sensitive information without authentication, posing significant risks for targeted phishing attacks and social engineering. Developers must prioritize secure secret management practices to prevent such exposures.
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