GitHub Repository Archives iHeartMedia Frontend Source Code After Production Sourcemaps Left Enabled
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Summary
A GitHub repository archives the frontend source code of iHeartMedia's website, which was extracted because the company forgot to disable sourcemaps in production. The code was obtained through browser developer tools from publicly accessible resources and is shared for educational and research purposes, with a disclaimer that all code remains copyrighted by iHeartMedia. The repository notes that iHeart has since disabled sourcemaps after this archive was created.
Key quotes
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This repository is for educational and research purposes only. All code is copyrighted by iHeartMedia, Inc.
The source code was obtained from publicly accessible resources through browser developer tools.
Has iHeart Disabled Sourcemaps? Yes.
Sometime after this repo was made sourcemaps were turned off.
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