CLI linter for n8n workflow JSON — catches credential leaks, deprecated nodes, orphaned connections, and best-practice violations. 13 rules, zero config, CI-ready.
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It is an AI-powered security analysis tool that scans code, logs, and text inputs to detect exposed API keys, tokens, and sensitive credentials, helping developers prevent secret leaks, enhance secure coding practices, and strengthen overall application security.
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The security-first Python library that stands guard between your application and the wild west of user-submitted URLs. One import. One call. Sixteen battle-tested checks. Zero excuses for SSRF, XSS, and 16+ Attack Vectors.
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GitHub Secret Scanner - Production-grade tool for detecting and managing exposed secrets across GitHub repositories. Implements automated scanning with pattern matching, entropy analysis, and configurable confidence thresholds. Provides actionable insights for security teams to prevent credential exposure.
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