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Update: Secrets_Management_CheatSheet.

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The following tasks require to be executed post-mvp of the cheatsheet as agreed with various team-members:

Further extend and re-evaluate the concepts of https://github.com/OWASP/CheatSheetSeries/pull/842
show more how you can create an architecture that allows for rotation in examples (so not just tell, but show examples)
show how passwordless (openID connect) can help, but tokens need security as well (might be a cheatsheet for to refer to?)
The ease of onboarding needs to be further expanded as explained by @dominikdesmit https://owasp.slack.com/archives/C02LSHXKVU5/p1643453874955679?thread_ts=1643442691.915449&cid=C02LSHXKVU5
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1. Address the concepts from Pull Request #842: I will start by reviewing the changes proposed in the pull request. This includes restructuring Section 2, adding information about cloud provider services like AWS Nitro Enclaves and Google Cloud Confidential Computing, updating content on user credential rotation, and expanding metadata requirements. I will ensure these changes are correctly integrated and fill in any missing details.

2. Provide architectural examples for secret rotation: To address the need for practical examples, I will add a new subsection with diagrams and code snippets illustrating how to build architectures that support automated secret rotation. This will include examples for different scenarios, such as using sidecar containers in a Kubernetes environment and leveraging serverless functions with cloud-native secret managers.

3. Explain the role of passwordless authentication: I will introduce a new section discussing how passwordless authentication, specifically OpenID Connect (OIDC), can enhance security by reducing the reliance on traditional passwords. This section will also highlight the importance of securing the resulting tokens (e.g., access tokens, ID tokens) and will reference other relevant cheat sheets, such as the OAuth2_Cheat_Sheet.md, for more detailed guidance.

4. Expand on the ease of onboarding: I will enhance the existing "Usability" section to provide more in-depth guidance on simplifying the onboarding process for secrets management. This will include best practices for creating clear documentation, providing SDKs and tools for easy integration, and establishing streamlined workflows for developers to request and manage secrets. Since I cannot access the provided Slack link, I will base these recommendations on general industry best practices.

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PR created automatically by Jules for task 5866127225945363567

This commit updates the Secrets Management Cheat Sheet with several enhancements to provide more comprehensive guidance.

- Adds a new section with architectural examples for automated secret rotation, covering both Kubernetes and serverless environments.
- Introduces a discussion on passwordless authentication using OpenID Connect and the importance of token security.
- Expands the "Usability" section with detailed recommendations for improving the ease of onboarding for secrets management solutions.
- Enhances the descriptions of confidential computing services for major cloud providers.
- Corrects a minor typo in the AWS CloudHSM section.

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This commit fixes various markdown linting issues identified in the pull request review.

- Changed emphasized text used as headings to proper markdown headings.
- Standardized unordered lists to use dashes instead of asterisks.
- Corrected spacing and indentation for list items.
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This commit fixes all remaining markdown linting issues identified in the pull request review.

- Corrected all list indentations to use 4 spaces as required.
- Ensured all headings and list styles are consistent with the project's standards.
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google-labs-jules bot and others added 4 commits October 1, 2025 17:05
This commit updates the Secrets Management Cheat Sheet with several enhancements to provide more comprehensive guidance.

- Adds a new section with architectural examples for automated secret rotation, covering both Kubernetes and serverless environments.
- Introduces a discussion on passwordless authentication using OpenID Connect and the importance of token security.
- Expands the "Usability" section with detailed recommendations for improving the ease of onboarding for secrets management solutions.
- Enhances the descriptions of confidential computing services for major cloud providers.
- Corrects a minor typo in the AWS CloudHSM section.
- Fixes all markdown linting issues identified in the pull request review.
This commit fixes all remaining markdown linting issues identified in the pull request review.

- Corrected all list indentations to use 4 spaces as required.
- Ensured all headings and list styles are consistent with the project's standards.
This commit updates the Secrets Management Cheat Sheet with several enhancements to provide more comprehensive guidance and addresses all markdown linting issues identified during the review process.

- Adds a new section with architectural examples for automated secret rotation, covering both Kubernetes and serverless environments.
- Introduces a discussion on passwordless authentication using OpenID Connect and the importance of token security.
- Expands the "Usability" section with detailed recommendations for improving the ease of onboarding for secrets management solutions.
- Enhances the descriptions of confidential computing services for major cloud providers.
- Corrects a minor typo in the AWS CloudHSM section.
- Fixes all markdown linting issues, including headings, list styles, indentation, and trailing newlines.
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@commjoen can you take a look on this?

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commjoen commented Oct 1, 2025

Sure! Might take a while before I have the time, but it is on my radar now ;-)

@mackowski mackowski marked this pull request as ready for review October 2, 2025 09:27
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This is fantastic.
Full disclosure I'm a maintainer of the CyberArk Secrets Provider for K8s ;)

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LGTM :)

@commjoen commjoen merged commit 43fa249 into master Oct 4, 2025
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@commjoen commjoen deleted the update-secrets-management-cheatsheet branch October 4, 2025 05:47
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