
trufflehog
Finds leaked credentials in code
Mature enough to put in production this quarter.
Small teams with public codebases
Manual credential audits
AGPL-3.0 license may restrict commercial use
Run trufflehog against a test repository
AGPL-3.0. If you run a modified version as part of a service you offer to others, you may be required to publish your source. Many companies buy a commercial licence instead.
This is a reading of the licence label, not legal advice.
The numbers
Maintainers describe it as: “Find, verify, and analyze leaked credentials”
trufflehog, in short
- Should a small team use trufflehog?
- Adopt now. Mature enough to put in production this quarter. Small teams with public codebases
- What does trufflehog actually do?
- Finds leaked credentials in code
- What does trufflehog replace?
- Manual credential audits
- What is the downside of trufflehog?
- AGPL-3.0 license may restrict commercial use
- Can trufflehog be used in a commercial product?
- Its licence is AGPL-3.0, which carries obligations or restrictions for commercial use. Read the LICENSE file, and get a lawyer's read before you ship it inside a product you sell.