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I Ran Gitleaks Against My Own Repo and Found 12 Real Secrets
Originally published at woitzik.dev
I assumed my homelab repo was clean. No one had ever flagged anything in review (there is no one else reviewing it), CI was green, and I generally try to use Vault and ExternalSecrets for anything sensitive.
Then I ran a full-history gitleaks detect against it. It found 12 distinct secrets committed in plaintext — including the OIDC private key that signs SSO tokens for half the cluster.
This is the scanning setup I put in place afterward, th...
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