Weaviate Authentication Token With Hostname
Description
General
- Documentation: https://docs.weaviate.io/weaviate/api/rest
- Summary: The Weaviate REST API supports services to manage schema (collections, properties, shards, tenants, and aliases), data objects and cross-references, batch operations, backups, server and cluster metadata, node information, health and OIDC configuration, GraphQL queries, classification jobs, replication tasks, users, role-based authorization, and distributed tasks. This detector finds a personal token combined with a hostname. These can be used to authenticate requests.
Revoke the secret
Tokens can be rotated both in the user dashboard as well as through the API: Rotating the token through the API is a two-step process:
- Make a GET request to
https://{WEAVIATE_HOST}/v1/users/own-infowith an Authorization header of 'Bearer CURRENT_TOKEN' 2. Retrieve the user ID from the 'username' property of the JSON response 3. Make a POST request tohttps://{WEAVIATE_HOST}/users/db/{USER_ID}/rotate-keywith an Authorization header of 'Bearer CURRENT_TOKEN'
Details for Weaviate Authentication Token With Hostname
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Family: token
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Category: data_storage
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High recall: True
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Validity check available: True
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Analyzer available: False
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On-premise instances exist: False
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Only valid secrets raise an alert: False
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Minimum number of matches: 2
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Occurrences found for one million commits: 0.48
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Prefixed: True
