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The agent-doable part of #22. Rotating the leaked Neon password and revoking the retired Stack Auth key need the owner's dashboards, so this does NOT close #22 and records no rotation. - SECURITY_NOTICE.md is rewritten as an ordered owner checklist with blank "done on" cells. It lists what leaked by service (no values), which items are public by design, exposure, the git-history options, and how the owner confirms the old credential is dead themselves. It corrects the origin commit: 1eef6e2 (2025-12-16), not the shallow clone boundary a51ef33 that earlier notes cited. - scripts/check-secrets.mjs: dependency-free scanner over git-tracked files (URLs with real passwords, private keys, provider tokens, JWTs, SQL role passwords, secret-named assignments, hardcoded env fallbacks). Reports file, line and rule only, never matched text. --history mode for the owner to run on a full mirror. - CI: new "Secret scan" job; the lint-test-build job is unchanged. - Tests (checkSecrets.test.js): fixtures built at runtime, detection rates over generated secrets, placeholder handling, report hygiene, hostile-input timing, and a clean full-tree run. - Docs that told developers to put real values in the tracked env files (ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLES.md, CLAUDE.md, .env.example) now point to the untracked .env.development.local. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Dn84c88DDz5xSC19Z9c5Mg
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#22) Addresses Codex review feedback on #120. Four scanner bypasses were reproduced with fake values before fixing; the fifth finding is a runbook change. - Quoted values containing spaces are judged whole; the whitespace rejection applies only to unquoted values. Unquoted passphrases in YAML/ini/properties/toml/dotenv and YAML block scalars are also read (shell scripts stay excluded: the words after the first are a command). - Shell parameter expansions: only pure ${VAR}, $VAR and ${VAR:?msg} are placeholders. Default/alternate operands (:-, -, :=, =, :+, +), including nested ones and literals glued to an expansion, are judged as candidate secrets. Unbalanced or too-deep expansions fail closed. - The docs/API.md sample password is exempt only as the entire assigned value and only in that file. - --history keeps two lines of context so a value added under an unchanged secret-like name is found, and reports a hit only when the match touches a line the commit added. Git C-quoted paths are decoded. Output stays commit, path, rule and count only. - Makefile ?=/+= and Dockerfile ENV/ARG assignments are recognised. Not handled: Makefile function forms such as $(or $(X),literal). - Quoted UI/error sentences under secret-like keys are not flagged. - SECURITY_NOTICE.md: the Neon rotation is now staged (new role, Vercel, redeploy, smoke test, then revoke the old role). Resetting in place is described as the faster option that accepts an outage. Every "done on" cell and the owner's own check that the old credential is dead are kept. - 25 new regression tests with runtime-built fake values; the history filter test now fails if the filter is removed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Dn84c88DDz5xSC19Z9c5Mg
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Addresses the fourth Codex review of #120. All four findings were reproduced with fake values first. Two were structural: an incomplete scan reported success. This round also audits every skip/catch/lossy path in the scanner so that class is fixed, not just the instances. Findings - URL passwords with a parameter expansion and literal fallback (${VAR:-literal}) are judged as candidate passwords. Pure ${VAR}/$VAR still pass. The length caps on the URL user and password, which made long values fail to match at all, are removed. - Tracked files with non-UTF-8 names are read by raw bytes and scanned. Any tracked file that cannot be read is now a failure (exit 1, count named) instead of a quiet skip. A file listed but deleted from the working tree is scanned from the index. - --history no longer says "no hits" when it skipped anything (oversize versions, unattributable added lines, binary lines, shallow clone): it prints INCOMPLETE and exits 2. - Assignments through quoted property names (config['NAME'] = ..., obj?.['NAME'], nested chains, { ['NAME']: v }) are detected. Found by the fail-open audit and review - Symlinks are scanned as their target text instead of skipped. - A NUL byte no longer exempts a text file: binary now requires a NUL plus a known binary signature. UTF-32 (with and without BOM) is decoded. - Regression fixed: bracket-notation support had made a non-secret bracket assignment swallow the object literal to its right, hiding secrets that were previously found. The value is now read only when the name is secret-like, which also lets secrets on no-space lines (minified JSON, x=1;NAME='v') be examined. - The entry-point check can no longer end in a silent exit 0. Known residual gaps are documented in SECURITY_NOTICE.md (for example a $(...) URL password containing spaces, and Makefile function forms). Tests use runtime-built fake values; the tree scan still exits 0 with no allowlist entries, in about 0.23 s. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Dn84c88DDz5xSC19Z9c5Mg
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…ob, cap test time Addresses the fifth Codex review of #120. All six findings were reproduced with fake values first, and each was fixed as a class (sibling shapes enumerated and tested), not just for the example given. - Passphrases vs prose: replaced the one-common-word exemption with a sentence-likeness test. A sentence of common words is exempt only in a message-catalog path (i18n, locales, messages) or when it reads as documentation about the credential. "correct horse battery and staple" and "This is the way." are now findings. Tradeoff: a UI sentence in an ordinary config file needs a placeholder or the allow marker. - Credential files: path-specific and content matchers for .netrc, .pgpass, .git-credentials, .npmrc/.yarnrc, .pypirc, .aws/credentials, docker config, kubeconfig, htpasswd, .my.cnf, .s3cfg, Terraform, curlrc/wgetrc/vault-token. Matching works on whole-word path names (netrc.txt, .netrc.prod) and on content written by echo/printf/heredoc. - URL-valued secrets: strong names (API_TOKEN=...) are inspected for signed-URL parameters, random path segments and userinfo tokens; weak names (TOKEN_ENDPOINT) keep the endpoint exemption. New webhook-url rule for Slack, Discord, Teams, Power Automate, Zapier, IFTTT, Telegram, PagerDuty. - Name/value pairs in any order: bounded object/YAML-item windows for JSON, YAML flow and block forms, Kubernetes/Compose env lists, CloudFormation, XML, CSV/Markdown rows, and code with quoted names, plus a secret-cli-command rule (gh secret set, vercel env add, ...). - Staged vs working tree: both versions are scanned when their blob ids differ (one hash per file; a CI checkout pays nothing extra). The report says (index) or (working tree), path/line/rule only. - Test time: the oversize fixtures are just over 5 MB in 1 KB lines (about 300 ms, from 3.4 s); every git/node-spawning test has an explicit 120 s timeout; hostile-input bounds are 8 s. Measured under CPU contention with no test near its timeout. - Review also found and fixed quadratic scan time on single-line credential files (19 s for 1.1 MB, now about 150 ms) and a brace inside a JSON string defeating the bounded window. The scanner is a heuristic. Known residual gaps stay documented in SECURITY_NOTICE.md. Tests use runtime-built fake values; the tree scan exits 0 with no allowlist entries. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Dn84c88DDz5xSC19Z9c5Mg
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🟡 Minor · Add a top-level permissions: contents: read block. · ci.yml:11
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…token families Round 7 of scanner hardening, plus CodeRabbit workflow/doc findings: - lockfiles scanned for URL credentials, auth fields and provider tokens (integrity digests blanked); same rules in --history and --range - new --range base..head mode, wired into CI with fetch-depth 0, SHAs via env, fail-closed exit 2 on unresolvable base - XML-family files get config-value semantics (Maven <password> etc.) - Slack xapp/xoxe families and ~20 more provider token rules - ci.yml: top-level contents: read; docs: guard env-file cp, vercel pull Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Dn84c88DDz5xSC19Z9c5Mg
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… modes, markers, curl -u) Round 9 of scanner hardening: - echo/printf-into-CLI rule no longer requires a column-zero anchor - unmerged index entries keep a mode per stage; only real gitlinks skipped - allow marker on the value line of a separated name/value pair suppresses - curl -u and sibling CLI password flags judge the whole quoted argument Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Dn84c88DDz5xSC19Z9c5Mg
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…naries in range Round 10 of scanner hardening: - fish `set`, csh setenv, setx, PowerShell env forms and shell rc dotfiles - HCL/TOML/Python/Ruby/JS/PowerShell multiline literals judged as values - --range/--history skip verified binaries like the tree scan does, so large assets no longer block CI; oversize text still exits 2 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Dn84c88DDz5xSC19Z9c5Mg
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… characters Round 11 of scanner hardening: - drop the XML punctuation shortcut; XML values use the same cue/catalog logic as other formats, and a trailing ellipsis no longer hides a multi-word passphrase - history/range context is kept in characters instead of assuming a minimum line length, so blank-line gaps between name and value are seen Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Dn84c88DDz5xSC19Z9c5Mg
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winRequire a successful empty-range scan.
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…kfile PEM history Round 14 of scanner hardening: - merge commits: scan the merged blob and report matches no parent held, so credentials assembled from two clean parents are caught in --range and --history - Basic-auth call matcher captures the whole quoted argument - lockfile history keeps PEM context when a BEGIN line is in play - tests: empty-range and merge-conflict status assertions now exact Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Dn84c88DDz5xSC19Z9c5Mg
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…; harden CodeQL sites Round 15 of scanner hardening: - .properties files: whitespace-separated key/value and continuations - whole-value variable references ($name, %(name)s, $env:NAME, ...) are not reported as hardcoded secrets - environment setter calls in C#, Go, Python, Java, Ruby, Rust and more - CodeQL: replace a lookahead-dependent quoted-argument regex with a linear reader, parse the git parents line without a regex, and key the in-run match fingerprints with HMAC instead of a bare SHA-1 Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Dn84c88DDz5xSC19Z9c5Mg
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| const first = input.slice(valueStart, Math.min(lineEnd, valueStart + 4096)).replace(/\r$/, ''); | ||
| m.spanEnd = Math.min(lineEnd, valueStart + first.length); | ||
| const check = (text, quoted) => isSecretValue({ kind, value: text, quoted, separator: ' ', mode: ctx.mode, minLength: ctx.minStrong, catalog: ctx.catalog }); | ||
| const continued = continuedValue(ctx, input, m.index, valueStart); |
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For a .properties file containing many backslash-continued secret-like keys, every match calls continuedValue and rereads up to 200 subsequent lines, making a 400-line/roughly 400 KB fixture take about 15–16 seconds per filename. The newly added scans hostile properties text in linear time test reproducibly fails its 8-second limit (npm test -- src/lib/__tests__/checkSecrets.test.js -t 'scans hostile properties text in linear time' took 31.9 seconds), and a few larger files can exhaust the secret-scan job's five-minute timeout; consume each continuation once or cache overlapping reads.
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| # Environment Variables Template | |||
| # Copy this file to .env.development for local development | |||
| # Copy this file to .env.development.local (untracked) for local development. | |||
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When a developer follows this new copy instruction, the resulting frontend-local file still contains FIREBASE_PROJECT_ID and DATABASE_URL slots. Vite does not expose these non-VITE_ values, server/server.js loads server/.env, and both database scripts explicitly load the tracked app/.env.development, so filling the copied backend slots configures none of their consumers and can leave the server or imports failing despite appearing configured; split those entries into the consumed templates or remove them here.
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| hint: /<\/(?:name|key|variable|env)/i, | ||
| pattern: /<(name|key|variable|env|parametername|parameterkey)>[ \t\r\n]*([A-Za-z_][A-Za-z0-9_.-]{0,1023})[ \t\r\n]*<\/\1>/gi, |
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When an XML configuration uses namespace-qualified pair elements, such as <ns:name>JWT_SECRET</ns:name><ns:value>A7fK9mQ2xL8vN4pR6tY3uW8</ns:value>, both the hint and matcher require unqualified name/value tags, while the direct-element rule sees only the non-secret tag names. Fresh evidence after the namespace-aware XML work is that this standard prefixed form returns no findings in settings.xml; allow optional namespace prefixes on both sides of the pair.
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| // The name, then either `, value` (two arguments) or `=value` inside the same string (putenv). Group 1 = the quote of the name, 2 = the name, | ||
| // 3 = "=" for the one-string form. | ||
| const ENV_SETTER_CALL = new RegExp( | ||
| String.raw`(?<![A-Za-z0-9_$])(?:${ENV_SETTER_CALLEE})\([ \t]{0,64}[@$LuUrRbBfF]{0,2}(["'\x60])([A-Za-z_][A-Za-z0-9_.-]{0,255})(?:\1[ \t]{0,64},[ \t]{0,64}(?=[@$LuUrRbBfF]{0,2}["'\x60])|(=))`, |
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When Rust uses its standard hash-delimited raw strings, std::env::set_var(r#"JWT_SECRET"#, r#"A7fK9mQ2xL8vN4pR6tY3uW8"#) scans clean because this pattern requires the quote immediately after the r prefix and callStringLiteral likewise has no hash-delimiter support. Fresh evidence after adding Rust environment setters is that an opaque literal credential in this supported setter form bypasses both tree and range scans; parse r#*"..."#* literals for the name and value.
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| // Authorization: Bearer <token> | "Authorization": "Basic <base64>" | .set('Authorization', 'token <token>') | ||
| pattern: new RegExp(HTTP_AUTH_NAME + HTTP_AUTH_SEPARATOR + HTTP_CREDENTIAL, 'gi'), |
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When an XML configuration stores a header as <add key="Authorization" value="Bearer A7fK9mQ2xL8vN4pR6tY3uW8"/> (or the equivalent nested name/value elements), this matcher expects :/=/, immediately after Authorization, and the generic pair rule does not classify Authorization as a secret-like name. Fresh evidence after the earlier Authorization fix is that these common XML entry forms still produce no finding, so literal authorization schemes need to be read from XML value fields as well.
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| // echo 'user:P' | chpasswd, chpasswd <<< "user:P": the password of a user account set from a script (a Dockerfile RUN line) | ||
| hint: /chpasswd/, | ||
| pattern: /(?:(?:echo|printf)[ \t]+(?:-[A-Za-z]+[ \t]+)*["']?[A-Za-z_][A-Za-z0-9_.-]{0,63}:([^\s"'|;&]{1,1024})["']?[ \t]*\|[ \t]*(?:sudo[ \t]+)?chpasswd|chpasswd[ \t]*<<<[ \t]*["']?[A-Za-z_][A-Za-z0-9_.-]{0,63}:([^\s"'|;&]{1,1024}))/g, |
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When chpasswd receives a quoted password containing spaces, this bespoke pattern stops its capture at the first whitespace, so both echo 'admin:correct horse battery staple' | chpasswd and chpasswd <<< 'admin:correct horse battery staple' scan clean even though the shell passes the complete string and the command sets that OS account password. Fresh evidence after the quoted CLI-passphrase fixes is that this separate matcher still tokenizes the value with a whitespace-excluding regex; parse the full shell word before judging the password.
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Address the remaining CodeQL alert conservatively: - matched text is kept in an in-memory WeakMap and compared as strings for merge/history checks; no digest of credential text is computed - working-file blob ids come from `git hash-object` instead of a JS SHA-1 over file bytes - tests: no dynamic RegExp construction Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Dn84c88DDz5xSC19Z9c5Mg
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| // in groups 1-3, otherwise the bare whitespace-free token in group 4. | ||
| const valueAt = (bareMax) => | ||
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| String.raw`"((?:[^"\\\n]|\\[\s\S]){0,4096})"|'((?:[^'\\\n]|\\[\s\S]){0,4096})'|\x60((?:[^\x60\\\n]|\\[\s\S]){0,4096})\x60|(\S{1,${bareMax}})`, |
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When Python uses a raw or bytes literal for a secret, such as JWT_SECRET = r"A7fK9mQ2xL8vN4pR6tY3uW8", this reader consumes only the prefix (r or b) as the bare value and never judges the quoted body. I reproduced both the tracked-tree and --range scans exiting clean, so ordinary prefixed Python literals can bypass the new CI check; recognize Python string prefixes before parsing the quote.
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| // PowerShell: $env:NAME = 'value', ${env:NAME} += "value" | ||
| hint: /env:/i, | ||
| pattern: /\$\{?env:([A-Za-z_][A-Za-z0-9_.-]{0,255})\}?[ \t]{0,64}\+?=[ \t]{0,64}(?=["'])/gi, |
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When a PowerShell environment variable is assigned a multiline here-string, for example $env:JWT_SECRET = @' followed by a credential and '@, this lookahead rejects the value because it accepts only a quote immediately after =. I reproduced both tree and range scans reporting no findings even though the equivalent plain $JWT_SECRET here-string is detected; route $env: assignments beginning with @' or @" through the existing here-string reader.
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| appliesTo: (ctx) => ctx.mode !== 'code', | ||
| accept: (m, ctx) => { | ||
| const kind = nameKindFor(m[2], ctx); | ||
| return kind !== null && childHoldsSecretValue(m, kind, ctx, 0); |
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Fresh evidence after the direct Terraform-label fix is that output "api_token" { value = sensitive("A7fK9mQ2xL8vN4pR6tY3uW8") } still passes both tree and range scans: the child-value reader judges only the outer sensitive(...) expression and never inspects its literal argument. sensitive() affects Terraform's display behavior but does not make a committed literal safe, so unwrap and judge literal arguments in default/value fields (and direct secret-like assignments).
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| pattern: /\b(?:jwt|jsonwebtoken|jws)\.(?:sign|verify)\(([^;]{0,300}?),[ \t]*(["'`])([^"'`\n]{8,4096})\2/g, | ||
| accept: (m) => isSecondArgument(m[1]) && looksRandom(m[3], GATES.codeStrong), |
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When jwt.sign or jwt.verify receives a literal passphrase such as jwt.sign(payload, "correct horse battery staple"), this acceptance gate rejects it solely because the value is not random-looking. I reproduced both the tracked-tree and --range scans reporting no finding, even though the second argument is unambiguously signing-key material; judge non-placeholder passphrases here as secrets rather than requiring entropy.
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| appliesTo: (ctx) => ctx.mode === 'code', | ||
| hint: /[@(:]/, | ||
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| /(?<![A-Za-z0-9_$.\/-])(@|\((?:def|defonce|defvar|defparameter|defconstant|defcustom|setq|setf|define)(?![A-Za-z0-9_-])[ \t]{1,8}(?:\^[^\s()]{1,30}[ \t]{1,8}){0,2}|:)([A-Za-z_][A-Za-z0-9_.-]{0,255})()[ \t]{1,64}(?=["'\x60])/g, |
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When C or C++ stores a credential in the standard macro form #define API_TOKEN "A7fK9mQ2xL8vN4pR6tY3uW8", no assignment operator exists and this definition matcher does not include #define, so both tree and range scans report the file clean. Extend the no-operator definition handling to preprocessor macros, including backslash-continued definitions, so embedded credentials do not bypass CI.
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| id: 'private-key-block', | ||
| lockfile: true, | ||
| description: 'PEM private key block (header followed by key material)', |
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When a private key is committed as a JWK rather than PEM—for example an EC object containing "kty":"EC", "crv":"P-256", and a literal private "d" value—the generic assignment rule sees only non-secret field names and this private-key rule handles only PEM blocks. I reproduced valid private EC and symmetric kty: "oct" JWK shapes passing both tree and range scans; add a targeted structural JWK matcher for private d/k members while excluding public-only keys.
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| const CONFIG_EXTENSIONS = new Set([ | ||
| '.env', '.ini', '.cfg', '.conf', '.config', '.properties', '.toml', '.yml', '.yaml', '.json', '.jsonc', | ||
| '.json5', '.sh', '.bash', '.zsh', '.fish', '.ksh', '.csh', '.tcsh', '.bat', '.cmd', '.tf', '.tfvars', '.hcl', '.example', | ||
| '.sample', '.template', '.dist', '.cnf', '.tfstate', '.kubeconfig', '.acl', | ||
| ]); |
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When a tracked unit sets a credential with standard systemd syntax such as Environment="JWT_SECRET=A7fK9mQ2xL8vN4pR6tY3uW8", the .service suffix is not classified as configuration, and the assignment reader treats the nested value as an unquoted source expression. I reproduced both tree and range scans reporting the unit clean for quoted random values and passphrases; classify systemd unit formats or add a targeted Environment=/SetCredential= parser.
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The part of #22 that does not need dashboard access. This does not close #22: rotating the leaked Neon password and revoking the retired Stack Auth key can only be done by the repository owner, and nothing in this PR records that as done.
SECURITY_NOTICE.mdis now an owner runbook. It is an ordered checklist with blank "done on" cells and states plainly that rotation is not recorded. The Neon step is a staged rotation (new role, update Vercel, redeploy, smoke test, then revoke the old role) so production stays up. It lists what leaked by service (no values), which items are public by design, how exposed they were, the git-history options, and how the owner confirms the old credential is dead from their own machine.Secret scanjob (contents: read,persist-credentials: false, full-depth checkout) runsnode scripts/check-secrets.mjson the tree, and also--range base..headover every commit in the PR or push, so a secret added and then removed inside a PR is still caught. It is dependency-free and reports only file, line and rule, never the matched text. An unresolvable base or shallow clone exits 2 (incomplete); it never falls back to the full-history audit. The existingLint · Test · Buildjob is unchanged. An owner-only--historymode shows which commits carry hits; CI does not run it.docs/ENVIRONMENT_VARIABLES.md,CLAUDE.md,app/.env.example) now point to the untrackedapp/.env.development.local, with a guardedcp.What the history inventory found
Done by an agent on a full mirror of the public repo, deleted afterwards. No value was printed, stored or used.
1eef6e2(2025-12-16) and removed frommainin0d36e57(2026-03-28). The earlier note in Verify/rotate credentials exposed in git history and record the outcome #22 naminga51ef33was wrong: that is only the oldest commit a shallow clone shows.JWT_SECRETfallback existed in an oldserver/server.js. It is also at the tip of tagv1.0.0.Decision for you: how big should the scanner be?
The scanner started as a small script and is now about 3,200 lines with about 4,400 lines of tests. The growth came from review: Codex reviewed every push and found real bypasses in seven rounds, and CodeQL found a real exponential-backtracking bug in the scanner's own path matching (fixed in
d1d33e3). Each finding was reproduced with fake values, fixed as a class, and given a regression test. Round 7 added lockfile scanning, the commit-range mode, XML config semantics and about 20 more provider token families. The last rounds found mostly sibling shapes of the same few classes, and the fail-open paths (an incomplete scan reporting success) are closed.It will keep drawing findings, because a pattern scanner is never finished. Two options:
GitHub push protection is already active on this account and blocked one of my own test fixtures during this work, so it is doing the provider-token job. Tell me which way you want to go and I will do it.
Scanner design (highlights)
${VAR:-literal}), credential files (.netrc,.npmrc,.aws/credentials, kubeconfig and similar), webhook URLs, secret-named assignments and name/value pairs in any order, XML-family config, lockfile credentials (integrity digests ignored), and provider tokens.--history/--rangeprintINCOMPLETEand exit 2 if anything was skipped.Known gaps, also listed in
SECURITY_NOTICE.md: a$(...)URL password containing spaces, Makefile function forms such as$(or $(X),literal), and ajwt.sign(...)with more than 300 characters before the key. The scanner runs from the PR's own checkout, so a PR that editsscripts/check-secrets.mjsor the workflow is judged by its own version: review those two files by hand. It cannot see a value that never entered a commit. It is a heuristic and will not catch everything.Test plan
npm testinapp/: 4,367 passingnpm run lint: 0 errors (2 pre-existing warnings)npm run build: passesnode scripts/check-secrets.mjs: clean on the tree in under a second, with no allowlist entriesbefore, unreachable base, shallow clone, injection-shaped SHASecret scan, CodeQL andLint · Test · Buildpass in CI on the latest commitSECURITY_NOTICE.mdand decide whether the wording and defaults suit youStill needed from the owner (#22 stays open)
SECURITY_NOTICE.md: create a new Neon role, put its connection string in Vercel (Production, Preview, Development), redeploy, smoke test, then revoke the old role, and confirm the old string is refused from your own machine.STACK_*andVITE_STACK_*variables from Vercel.JWT_SECRETin Vercel is a long random value.SECURITY_NOTICE.md. Accepting the risk after rotating is the default, since the old values are then dead.One thing not confirmed: commit
ee0e0bealso touched the env files 45 minutes before1eef6e2. The inventory says it held placeholders only, but a shallow clone cannot show it. Runningnode scripts/check-secrets.mjs --historyon a full mirror settles it.Refs #22
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