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GitLab analyzer for leaked secrets. This analyzer is based on the Gitleaks, and TruffleHog tools; it reports possible secret leaks, like application tokens and cryptographic keys, in the source code and files contained in your project.
This analyzer is written in Go using the common library shared by all analyzers.
The common library contains documentation on how to run, test and modify this analyzer.
Please check the common Versioning and release process documentation.
This project adds a name and a description to the rules present in Gitleaks and TruffleHog; updating the underlying tools requires updating this information.
To update a tool:
Dockerfile
.convert
directory):
convert/common.go
.Contributions are welcome, see CONTRIBUTING.md
for more details.
This code is distributed under the GitLab Enterprise Edition (EE) license, see the LICENSE file.
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