Hardcoded Credentials
Hardcoded credentials refer to sensitive authentication data such as usernames, passwords, API keys, or tokens that are directly embedded in source code. Attackers can easily extract these credentials from repositories, config files, or application binaries, leading to unauthorized access and security breaches.
Detect Endpoints in JavaScript Files
Scan js files and search for endpoints that includes parameters
Detect Hardcoded Passwords in Configuration Files
Scan for plaintext passwords stored in environment files and config files.
Scan for Hardcoded API Keys in Source Code
Detect hardcoded API keys left inside JavaScript, Python, and other language files.
Find Hardcoded Cloud Provider Credentials
Scan for AWS, Google Cloud, and Azure credentials embedded in source files.
Detect Exposed JWT Secrets
Identify hardcoded JSON Web Token (JWT) secrets that can be exploited for authentication bypass.
Scan for Hardcoded SSH Private Keys
Detect SSH private keys left in public repositories or web directories.
Find Hardcoded Database Credentials
Identify hardcoded database usernames and passwords in backend source code.
Detect Hardcoded API Keys
Scan for exposed API keys in source code, configuration files, and logs.