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Published: Nov 07, 2016
Last Updated: Mar 29, 2017
Mar 2017
Probar
With the maturity of tools such as Vault, there is no longer an excuse for storing secrets in code repositories, particularly since this often ends up being the soft underbelly of important systems. We've previously mentioned repository-scanning tools such as Gitrob, but we are now pushing proactive tools such as (the ThoughtWorks-created) Talisman, which is a prepush hook for Git that scans commits for secrets matching predefined patterns.
Nov 2016
Probar
With the maturity of tools such as Vault, there is no longer an excuse for storing secrets in code repositories, particularly since this often ends up being the soft underbelly of important systems. We’ve previously mentioned repository-scanning tools such as Gitrob, but we are now pushing proactive tools such as (the ThoughtWorks-created) Talisman, which is a prepush hook for Git that scans commits for secrets matching predefined patterns.