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Hey 👋 thanks for asking!
Here’s the short version:

  • Storage: digiRunner keeps its private keys in memory instead of saving them as files or in a database. This way, the keys aren’t left sitting around on disk, which is a big security plus.

  • Rotation: digiRunner supports automatic key rotation. That means keys can be refreshed without downtime or manual restarts, so services keep running smoothly.

  • Extra security: For industries with stricter requirements, digiRunner can also work with HSMs (Hardware Security Modules), where keys never leave the secure hardware.

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