#go #cli #secret_management #secret_sharing #end_to_end_encryption

https://github.com/sniptt-official/ots

#other #bugbounty #google #google_api #juicy #oauth #regex #regex_pattern #secret #secret_keys

https://github.com/h33tlit/secret-regex-list

#typescript #cli #end_to_end_encryption #environment_variables #golang #nextjs #nodejs #open_source #react #secret_management #secrets #security

https://github.com/Infisical/infisical

#ruby #communicate_passwords #docker_container #encryption #hacktoberfest #information_technology #netsec #netsec_tools #openshift_templates #password #password_expiration #password_pusher #password_safety #secret #security #security_tools #self_hosted

https://github.com/pglombardo/PasswordPusher

#go #devsecops #git #gitleaks #go #golang #hacktoberfest #secret #security #security_tools

Gitleaks is a tool that helps you find and prevent hardcoded secrets like passwords, API keys, and tokens in your git repositories. It's easy to use and can be installed via Homebrew, Docker, or Go. You can run Gitleaks as a pre-commit hook or as a GitHub action to automatically check your code for secrets before committing.

Using Gitleaks benefits you by ensuring your sensitive information is not accidentally exposed in your code, making your projects more secure. It scans your repository for any hidden secrets and alerts you, so you can remove them before they become public. This protects your project from potential security breaches and maintains the confidentiality of your credentials.

https://github.com/gitleaks/gitleaks

#go #credentials #devsecops #dynamic_analysis #hacktoberfest #precommit #scanning #secret #secret_management #secrets #security #security_tools #trufflehog #verification

TruffleHog is a powerful tool that helps you find and verify leaked credentials in various places like Git repositories, chats, wikis, logs, and more. Here’s how it benefits you TruffleHog can search for secrets in many different sources such as Git, chats, wikis, logs, and file systems.
- **Classification** For each found secret, TruffleHog checks if it is live and active.
- **Analysis**: It provides detailed information about the secret, such as who created it and what resources it can access.

Using TruffleHog helps you protect your credentials by detecting and verifying them before they cause any harm. You can install it via various methods like Docker, binary releases, or compiling from source, making it easy to integrate into your security workflow.

https://github.com/trufflesecurity/trufflehog