Secret Scanning

Python secret scanner built around a baseline file, so teams can block new credentials from entering a repository without first cleaning up every historical finding.

GitHub's built-in scanner that matches partner-registered credential patterns on push, can block the push outright, and notifies issuing providers so they can revoke.

Go command line scanner that walks git history and file trees against a TOML rule set, combining regular expressions with entropy thresholds to find committed secrets.

Commercial scanner that looks for hardcoded credentials and configuration exposure across source, infrastructure code and build output, with a developer-facing CLI and a central console.

Secret scanner that calls each provider's API to confirm whether a discovered credential is active, across git history, cloud storage, container images and chat and ticketing systems.