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Are Symfony Secrets safe because both keys are saved on the server?
As you correctly point out, the master key pair for the Symfony vault is stored as plaintext in a file. If this file gets compromised, then so do all secrets. … However, I'm not aware that PHP – let alone Symfony – supports any of this directly, so you'll need to implement some agent program or PHP extension. …
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