Why Public Links Expose Your SaaS Attack Surface
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The article highlights three common SaaS data leakage scenarios—public GitHub repositories exposing secrets, publicly accessible calendars revealing meeting links and sensitive context, and persistent access by external service providers—and recommends best practices to reduce risk: share only with authenticated individual users, disable "anyone with the link," add expiration dates to shared resources and invitations, revoke unused public permissions, and use SaaS security tools to inventory and remediate publicly accessible resources.
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