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In modern software development, breaches no longer start with sophisticated zero-day exploits.They start with something far simpler — and far more common.A leaked secret.An API key committed to GitHub.
A cloud token exposed in CI logs.
A credential pushed “temporarily” and forgotten.At CyberDudeBivash, we’ve handled real incidents where a single leaked secret led to:
That reality is what led to the creation of SecretsGuard.
Secrets leakage is not a rare edge case. It is a systemic problem.Modern teams work with:
Each layer introduces credentials — and each handoff introduces risk.What makes the problem worse is that most leaks:
Despite this, many organizations still rely on:
That gap is dangerous.
During real incident response work, one pattern kept repeating:Most tools are good at finding something,
but very few are good at helping teams fix it safely and quickly.Common problems we observed:
Security teams don’t just need detection.
They need clarity, safety, and action.
SecretsGuard is an open-core security tool designed to detect leaked secrets in:
But more importantly, it is designed to do so safely and responsibly.This is not a toy scanner.
It is a tool shaped by real incidents and real engineering constraints.Open-source core:
https://github.com/CYBERDUDEBIVASH/SecretsGuard
SecretsGuard is built with a non-negotiable rule:Raw secrets should never be stored, logged, or transmitted.To enforce this:
This makes SecretsGuard usable even in sensitive environments where trust is critical.
Not all secrets are equal.A leaked cloud access key is not the same as a test token.SecretsGuard assigns risk scores based on:
This helps teams:
Detection without remediation is incomplete security.SecretsGuard is designed to guide engineers toward:
In real incidents, speed matters.
The tool reflects that reality.
SecretsGuard follows an open-core model deliberately.The open-source core provides:
Professional and enterprise features extend this with:
This balance allows teams to:
SecretsGuard was not built to check a box.It was built because leaked credentials caused real damage:
Every design choice reflects lessons learned during real security work:
You can start immediately:
Project repository:
https://github.com/CYBERDUDEBIVASH/SecretsGuardFor teams that need help:
Those services are provided through CyberDudeBivash Pvt Ltd.
SecretsGuard is part of a larger CyberDudeBivash mission:To build practical, security-first tools that respect:
Security should not slow teams down.
It should help them move forward safely.
If you have ever asked yourself:
“What if a secret leaked in our repo and we didn’t notice?”
Now you don’t have to guess.You can verify — and fix it.— CyberDudeBivash Security Engineering
Project:
https://github.com/CYBERDUDEBIVASH/SecretsGuardCompany:
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