In online commerce, security is paramount. As a developer building integrations with Stripe, it’s critical to continuously implement the latest security practices. Earlier this year, Stripe introduced two new authentication methods, restricted API keys (RAK) and OAuth 2.0 to help developers create more secure integrations. This post on stripe.dev/blog guides you on how to implement these methods in your Stripe plugins and explains why moving away from traditional unrestricted secret API keys is not just recommended, but necessary.
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