A tool to scan codebases for potential secrets and sensitive information

Securely store secrets such as usernames, passwords, tokens, certificates or other sensitive information (strings) on iOS & Android

lightweight, easy-to-use JavaScript library for securely storing data in the browser's local storage. By employing advanced encryption techniques, encrypt-storejs ensures that sensitive information is safely stored and protected against unauthorized acces

a git repository sensitive information scan tool

Used to manage sensitive information and avoid it being placed in the code repository.

Redact and sanitize sensitive information in JavaScript objects

TypeScript definitions for case-sensitive-paths-webpack-plugin

Powerful method to protect sensitive information aganist unwanted web crawlers/scrapers

The page alert gives people important and sometimes time-sensitive information that they need to read, before anything else. It goes beneath the site navigation on any page.

Invisible data at ease

Securely store secrets such as usernames, passwords, tokens, certificates or other sensitive information (strings) on iOS & Android

Simple Redact - CLI tool for PDF sensitive information redaction

Detect, mask, and hash sensitive information (PII, secrets) in strings and objects

A webpack plugin to enforce case-sensitive paths when resolving module

Checks filenames to be committed against a library of filename rules to prevent sensitive files in Git

Simple tool for working with configuration files containing sensitive information.

A key store is an input component for the [PXE](../pxe/) to manage keys securely. It provides a secure environment and interfaces for users to manage their keys. When the PXE requests keys and signatures from the key store, a well-designed key store shoul

A tool to scan codebases for potential secrets and sensitive information

Redact sensitive npm information from output

A command-line tool to scan your codebase for sensitive information and secrets that should not be committed to your repository.