RPC Security
RPC security — protecting API keys, securing public endpoints, authentication and stopping endpoint abuse. Current coverage runs to 1 guide, including Securing RPC Keys.
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- Securing RPC Keys:
- A browser-shipped RPC key is already public. Lock it down with allowlists, method restrictions, rate caps, and a thin proxy so the key is worthless to abusers.
