Truffle Security
Open-source secrets scanner — TruffleHog
Overview
Truffle Security builds TruffleHog, the most-used open-source secrets scanner — 95K+ GitHub stars. Commercial tier adds enterprise features: SAML, audit logs, large-scale scanning. Used to scan git history, Slack, Confluence, S3 buckets and more.
Pricing
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Use cases
ASEAN Perspective
Truffle Security in Southeast Asia
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Truffle Security is best known for TruffleHog, a widely adopted open-source secrets scanner that detects leaked credentials and API keys across git history, repos, filesystems and CI/CD, with live verification of found secrets. The open core is a genuine industry standard for secrets detection, complemented by a paid enterprise platform.
It suits security and DevOps teams embedding secrets scanning into pipelines, plus solo developers via the free CLI. Caveats: high signal-to-noise depends on tuning to avoid false positives, the enterprise SaaS pricing is sales-led, and it is a detection tool, not full secrets management/remediation. Strong CLI and integrations stand in for a polished API. Open-source and globally accessible, fully usable in ASEAN.
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