Technical Leakage Detection
Detect exposed sensitive code, access keys, and technical information
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Read ReportTechnical Leakage Detection Overview
SearchLight searches identifies exposed technical information by alerting organizations to unauthorized commits to public code repositories, exposed access keys, and other type of exposed technical...
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21:17Watch VideoOutside-In Intelligence for DevSecOps - Digital Shadows
Join Michael Marriott, PMM at Digital Shadows, to see how Digital Shadows provides outside-in intelligence for DevSecOps risks.
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Read ReportDetecting Unauthorized Code Commits
See how a technology company discovered credentials for their CRM platform.
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Read PostWeekly: Torigon, Nulledflix, and BlueLeaks, Plus DevSecOps Insights From DS CISO Rick
Alex, Kacey, Charles and Rick host this week’s ShadowTalk to bring you the latest threat intelligence stories.
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4:50Watch VideoUnauthorized Commit to Public Code Repository Risk
Leaked access keys. Hard-coded, clear-text credentials. Proprietary source code. These are just some of the things that we find organizations exposing via public repositories.
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Read PostHow Digital Shadows Helped Find and Remediate an Exposed Admin Password on Github
In this blog series, we’ll share some tales from the front lines – keeping client names anonymous, of course. We’ll investigate some of SearchLight’s most impactful findings, and more importantly, she
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Read PostDevSecOps: Continued Database Exposures Point to Growing Challenges
Last week, we learned that millions of Ecuadorian’s personal details had been exposed by a misconfigured ElasticSearch database. This is ...
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Source Code and Admin Password Shared on Public Site by Developer
Digital Shadows helped an IT manager of a large technology company discover a significant amount of their source code - including their credentials for their administrator - on a public site.
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Read PostAlleged Carbanak Files and Source Code Leaked: Digital Shadows’ Initial Findings
Digital Shadows’ Russian-linguists discovered a post from 6 July 2018 on exploit[.]in that provided files and source code that were ...
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