The credentials are already in there. Find them first.
Every organization that has never scanned its git history is in for a bad afternoon: keys, tokens, and passwords accumulate silently for years. SecuSecret walks all of it, offline, and turns the mess into a tracked rotation queue instead of a breach report.
How secrets escape
History remembers everything
A secret committed once and deleted lives on in git history indefinitely, invisible to a working-tree scan.
Artifacts carry passengers
Credentials get baked into images, packages, and archives, then distributed to places the repo never went.
Cloud validation is its own leak
Tools that verify candidate secrets against live services transmit your secrets to do it, which is exactly the problem.
How SecuNexa answers it
History-deep, archive-deep
Full git history, nested archives, and common encodings are unwrapped and scanned, not just the current checkout.
Provider-aware, fully local
Detection understands credential formats without ever transmitting a candidate secret anywhere.
From finding to rotation
Stable fingerprints and baselines keep CI quiet about known findings while each one stays visible until actually rotated.
Frequently asked questions
We rotated everything last year. Are we done?
Rotation without continuous scanning lasts until the next commit. The durable state is a baseline of zero plus a pipeline gate on new findings, which is exactly the workflow this supports.
What about false positives on random strings?
Detection is provider-aware and context-sensitive rather than entropy-only, and findings carry the evidence to confirm quickly. Baselines ensure the noise cost is paid once, not per scan.
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