exposure-check Earns a 70 Proof of Usefulness Score by Building an Open-Source Exposure Scanner
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Today, we are interviewing Baris KECECI, the creator of exposure-check, an open-source security scanner that helps developers and security teams find leaked secrets and risky workflows before attackers do. With no agents or SaaS requirements, this powerful tool allows organizations to quickly audit their public attack surface directly from their CI/CD pipelines.
What does exposure-check do?
Open-source exposure scanner that finds what attackers can see before you do. Scans GitHub organisations, repositories, and domains for leaked secrets, risky GitHub Actions workflows,...
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