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Update NPM_Security_Cheat_Sheet.md spelling error #1594

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Expand Up @@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ In the following npm cheatsheet, we’re going to focus on [10 npm security best

## 1) Avoid publishing secrets to the npm registry

Whether you’re making use of API keys, passwords or other secrets, they can very easily end up leaking into source control or even a published package on the public npm registry. You may have secrets in your working directory in designated files such as a `.env` which should be added to a `.gitignore` to avoid committing it to a SCM, but what happen when you publish an npm package from the project’s directory?
Whether you’re making use of API keys, passwords or other secrets, they can very easily end up leaking into source control or even a published package on the public npm registry. You may have secrets in your working directory in designated files such as a `.env` which should be added to a `.gitignore` to avoid committing it to a SCM, but what happens when you publish an npm package from the project’s directory?

The npm CLI packs up a project into a tar archive (tarball) in order to push it to the registry. The following criteria determine which files and directories are added to the tarball:

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