Why HAR exports are sensitive
HAR files often contain full request URLs, response bodies, cookies, bearer tokens, query strings, and request headers. That makes them extremely useful for debugging and equally risky to share without cleanup.
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HAR files often contain full request URLs, response bodies, cookies, bearer tokens, query strings, and request headers. That makes them extremely useful for debugging and equally risky to share without cleanup.
Start with authentication headers, cookies, query parameters, customer identifiers, and response fragments that may include names, emails, or payment-related data.
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