fix: api keys are hardcoded directly into jade templ... in _head.jade#6705
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Summary
Fix high severity security issue in
jade/_head.jade.Vulnerability
V-001jade/_head.jade:34Description: API keys are hardcoded directly into Jade template source files and HTML content files. When the Jade templates are compiled and served, these keys are rendered into the client-side HTML and become visible to any user who views the page source in a browser (Ctrl+U). Additionally, anyone with read access to the repository (including if the repository is public) can extract these keys directly from the source files. This constitutes hardcoded credential exposure (CWE-798) and sensitive data stored in plaintext (CWE-312).
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jade/_head.jadeVerification
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