Security of Your API Keys

Lunix Studio takes security seriously. All API keys you enter are encrypted using AES-256 encryption and stored securely. This means that even if someone were to access the raw database or your local storage, they would not easily retrieve your plain API keys. The keys are only decrypted in-memory when needed to send a request (for example, when you actually generate code or images). Lunix also confines the use of these keys to its sandboxed environment – they are not exposed to any other user or any part of your project code. They are solely used to make calls to the respective APIs on your behalf. In simpler terms, your keys remain your secret; Lunix just holds an encrypted copy to facilitate the services.

It’s still good practice not to share your Lunix account or leave your machine unattended while logged in, but you can feel confident that adding your API credentials for OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, etc., is safe with Lunix.

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