GiveMeSecrets : Use Regular Expressions To Get Sensitive Information

GiveMeSecrets use regular expressions to get sensitive information from a given repository (GitHub, pip or npm). You only need to have python 3.6 or higher installed to launch this script. In addition you must have installed in the system git, pip and npm.

How to use?

It’s very easy to use, just run the script and pass the option (1- GitHub; 2 – pip; 3 – npm) and the repository. Example:

python3 give_me_secrets.py –option 1 –repo https://github.com/Josue87/BoomER.git

Also Read – Lockdoor Framework : A Penetration Testing Framework with Cyber Security Resources

Credit: Josué Encinar

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