fix: api key references are present at app/session in session.ts#8181
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Summary
Fix critical severity security issue in
app/session.ts.Vulnerability
V-001app/session.ts:140Description: API key references are present at app/session.ts lines 140, 143, and 144. In an Electron application, all source files are packaged into an app.asar archive that can be trivially extracted using publicly available tools (e.g.,
npx asar extract app.asar extracted/). Any API key stored as a plaintext literal in this file is therefore readable by any user who installs the application. Even if the keys are loaded from environment variables at build time, if they are embedded in the compiled bundle they are equally exposed. Keys stored in unencrypted local storage or written to log files face the same risk.Changes
app/session.tsVerification
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