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Security boundaries

What Yalla never exposes, and how secrets and tokens are handled.

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Yalla treats credentials as never-leave-the-backend data. This documentation, the CLI, and the control plane follow the same boundary.

Never exposed

  • API keys, bearer tokens, and session tokens are never stored in browser storage.
  • Secret variable values are redacted after creation and never echoed back.
  • Connection strings and private runtime provider names never appear in public docs.
  • Logs, telemetry, and screenshots are scrubbed of secret-shaped values.

Reporting an issue

Include the request_id from the error envelope when you contact support — it lets us trace the request without exposing any secret.

Caution: If you believe a secret was exposed, rotate it immediately with yalla variables set <KEY> and notify support.

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