Code & Secret Scanning
Find leaked secrets and vulnerable dependencies in your repos.
That API key someone committed three months ago? The npm package with a critical vulnerability? The database URL hardcoded in a config file? Cybrove scans your GitHub repositories for leaked secrets, vulnerable dependencies, and insecure code patterns, automatically on every push.
Secrets in your commit history are public knowledge.
Even if you deleted that API key from your code, it's still in your git history. Bots scan public repos within minutes of a push. Private repos aren't safe either. One misconfigured access token and everything is exposed. You need to scan your repos continuously, not just once.
How it works
Connect your GitHub
OAuth connection to your GitHub organization. Select which repos to scan: public, private, or all.
Initial deep scan
Cybrove scans all branches, commit history, and dependency manifests for secrets and vulnerabilities.
Continuous monitoring
Every push triggers an automatic scan. New secrets or vulnerable dependencies are flagged immediately.
Remediate and rotate
For each finding: what was exposed, where it is, and how to rotate or revoke the credential.
Key capabilities
Secret Detection
Detects API keys, database URLs, tokens, private keys, and credentials across all file types and commit history.
Dependency Scanning
Checks package.json, requirements.txt, Gemfile, and other manifests for packages with known CVEs.
Push-Triggered Scans
Every git push triggers an automatic scan. Catch issues before they reach production.
Historical Analysis
Scans full git history, not just current files. Finds secrets that were committed then deleted.
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