extuno
CI/CD secret scanning that gates the build
Extuno runs 1000+ anchored secret detectors over your code on every pull request. It returns SARIF for inline annotations and fails the build when a real credential turns up. It reads git history as well, and a baseline accepts the findings you have already reviewed.
What is CI/CD secret scanning?
It is checking a codebase for exposed credentials before they ship: API keys, tokens, private keys, database passwords. Run as a gate in continuous integration, it blocks a pull request that introduces a leak instead of finding it after it is public.
How does Extuno keep false positives low?
Every detector is anchored to a provider's real token format or a keyword-plus-structure pattern, not a bare high-entropy guess. A leak fails the build. A gate that also fails on random strings is one somebody switches off.
How does it fit a pipeline?
Extuno emits SARIF, so results show up as inline annotations in GitHub, GitLab, and Azure. A pass or fail gate runs on every pull request, and git-history plus baseline support catch secrets committed earlier or let you accept a reviewed finding.