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- SocQ API keys, bearer tokens, session tokens, or OAuth credentials
- Real customer data, account data, billing data, or production task payloads
- Private social account data or credentials for third-party platforms
- Internal hosts, proxy settings, service topology, or service secrets
- Callback URLs containing secrets or internal routes
- Unredacted logs, screenshots, or fixtures containing sensitive values
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