The TruffleHog Burp Suite Extension is a powerful tool designed to scan HTTP traffic within Burp Suite for over 800 types of secrets, including API keys, passwords, and SSH keys.
This extension leverages the capabilities of TruffleHog, a widely recognized tool for detecting sensitive information in code and data streams.
Planned enhancements include adding tests for Burp Suite-specific code, implementing aho-corasick keyword preflighting for HTTP headers, and supporting WebSocket traffic scanning.
These developments will further enhance the extension’s capabilities in identifying and managing sensitive data within web applications.
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