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Previously, API keys were stored in plain text, exposing a significant security risk if the database were compromised. This change implements a one-way hashing mechanism so only the SHA-256 hash of each key is stored. Changes: - Database: Renamed apiKey column to apiKeyHash (migration invalidates existing keys) - Service: Keys now generated using crypto.getRandomValues() with 32-byte entropy - Service: Added hashApiKey() and validateApiKey() methods for key validation - API Backend: Hash incoming keys before database lookup - Frontend: Removed key display/copy/reveal functionality (keys can't be retrieved)
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Implement one-way SHA-256 hashing for API keys
Previously, API keys were stored in plain text, exposing a significant security
risk if the database were compromised. This change implements a one-way hashing
mechanism so only the SHA-256 hash of each key is stored.
Changes: