What is in that repository that should not be?
Point it at a public GitHub repository. It looks for the boring failures behind the expensive incidents: committed secrets and keys, tracked .env files, and gitignore gaps.
Why this exists: during security work on our own client sites we found live administrator credentials and unused invite tokens publicly readable on the internet, because a storage helper defaulted to public. Real finding, real fix, our own property. This scans for exactly that class of mistake.
What this does not check
- Git history. A secret removed yesterday is still in yesterday, and it is still burned. Rotate it.
- Dependency vulnerabilities. That takes a real audit pipeline with a database behind it, not a browser tab, and pretending otherwise would be the overclaiming this site exists to criticize.
- Your deployed site, its headers or its CORS policy. This reads the repository, not the product.
- Private repositories. It reads only what is already public, which is rather the point.
A clean scan here is a good sign. It is not a security opinion.
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