Repo Security Scanner
CLI tool that finds secrets accidentally committed to a git repo, eg passwords, private keys
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The repo-security-scanner is a command-line interface tool designed to identify secrets that may have been accidentally committed to a git repository, such as passwords and private keys. Users can run the tool against the entire history of their repository by piping the output from git log. It also allows for the management of false positives through a .secignore file, making it suitable for developers and security auditors looking to enhance their code security.
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