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Another location where your site is prone to leak sensitive information is error messages. Make sure error messages are sanitized so they don't reveal details about the data store, the paths of template files, or stack traces. It is important to have a generic HTTP 500 error page, and keep detailed reporting in server-side logs or reporting systems.

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