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j8udikj4848ujmejhe838jm3i3u4
uijkhukTYIKU88wujmjehiiK9yhm
93jihdjdi8HIdjdnjjkkjIHI90ik
t9rh8hrgoirrurrh8j4juth85i5u
<---- End of PEM key ADI---->
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1. Key material in git 🐞 Bug ⛨ Security

The PR appends additional key-like content to WINDOWS.pem, a file explicitly labeled as a key
(“Begin … Key” / “End of PEM key”), which increases the risk of storing credential material in
version control history. If this file is/was intended to be a real key, it should not be committed
and must be moved to a secure secret distribution mechanism instead of git.
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## Issue description
The PR adds more key-like material into `WINDOWS.pem`. Key material should not be stored in git history.

## Issue Context
`WINDOWS.pem` contains key markers ("Begin … Key" and "End of PEM key") and has been modified to include additional lines.

## Fix Focus Areas
- WINDOWS.pem[1-9]

## Suggested fix
- Remove `WINDOWS.pem` from the repository (or replace it with non-sensitive/public material if the project needs a public certificate).
- Distribute the key via a secret manager / CI secret / local developer setup instructions instead of committing it.
- If the committed content was a real secret, rotate/replace the key and consider rewriting git history to purge it.

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