We pushed an update to TruffleHog that detects secrets in many deleted commits, such as commits in deleted branches.| trufflesecurity.com
TruffleHog can now enumerate Cross Fork Object References (and deleted git history), and then scan them for secrets.| trufflesecurity.com
Welcome to How To Rotate, an open-source collection of API Key Rotation tutorials. Each tutorial provides step-by-step instructions on how to remediate a leaked API key security vulnerability by (1) Generating a new API key, (2) Replacing the compromised key, and (3) Revoking the compromised key. To get started, click on a key rotation tutorial for a specific SaaS provider below or read more about key rotation. AWS Airbrake Atlassian Azure DevOps Azure Function Azure Search Admin Azure Search...| How to Rotate Leaked API Keys
The permissions and visibility of forks depend on whether the upstream repository is public or private, and whether it is owned by an organization.| GitHub Docs
A SHORT NOTE ABOUT SHA-1| git-scm.com