$GITSCAN Automated security scanning for @gitlawb and @github.
Security audits for the decentralized dev era. 0x46BC5B1b003e9659d5638715e3302e15C372d59d
we've just released a major update to gitscan!
two new pages that transform the way you monitor repository security:
'LATEST' is a live, public feed of every repository being scanned, where you can watch in real time as gitscan clones the repository, runs trufflehog for secrets, semgrep for code vulnerabilities and audits dependencies for CVEs. then, claude AI synthesises everything into a risk score. every scan that happens anywhere on the platform shows up here the moment it completes.
the INTEL page provides aggregated threat intelligence across every repository we've ever scanned. which repositories are the most dangerous? what's the average risk score across the ecosystem? how many critical findings have been detected? it's all tracked, updated live and made publicly available.
gitscan automatically watches gitlawb for new repositories and scans them as they are published, so the feed is always changing.
no login or setup required , just paste any github or gitlawb repository URL to get a full, AI powered security report in seconds. @gitlawb@github
we're starting to integrating gitscan to any ecosystem to get improve on our stack,tech,value & etc also to bring more attention,the first landing would be on @aeonframework.
hey guys, we've some funds from creators fees revenues at @flaunchgg should we're use to buy $gitlawb then burn it again or use it to get some boost on dex?
Trade $GITSCAN there : https://t.co/Hhop87SG1d
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We just earned our first $$$ selling inference tokens.
No VC. No paid marketing. Just real users, real usage, and now real revenue.
And this is only the beginning.
most security scanners have the same problem, they can find issues.
but they don't always understand context.
a repo with thousands of stars gets flagged as "high risk" because of test files, example secrets, or security research code.
we spent this day fixing that in gitscan.
the biggest improvement isn't a new feature.
it's accuracy.
we reworked how gitscan handles test files, placeholder secrets, documentation, and dev dependencies.
the result:
far fewer false positives and risk scores that actually reflect reality.
we also upgraded the AI analyzer.
it now understands that:
> security tools often use subprocesses
> dev dependencies aren't as risky as runtime dependencies
> research repos can contain "suspicious" code without being malicious
better context = better analysis.
while improving the scanner, we shipped a few things too:
- compare any two GitHub repos side by side
- export reports as PDFs
- Chrome extension
- public API
- search previously scanned repositories
all live now.
gitscan remains fully open source.
if you're curious how your repo scores, give it a try : https://t.co/ffmN1nA5Ux
we've just released a major update to gitscan!
two new pages that transform the way you monitor repository security:
'LATEST' is a live, public feed of every repository being scanned, where you can watch in real time as gitscan clones the repository, runs trufflehog for secrets, semgrep for code vulnerabilities and audits dependencies for CVEs. then, claude AI synthesises everything into a risk score. every scan that happens anywhere on the platform shows up here the moment it completes.
the INTEL page provides aggregated threat intelligence across every repository we've ever scanned. which repositories are the most dangerous? what's the average risk score across the ecosystem? how many critical findings have been detected? it's all tracked, updated live and made publicly available.
gitscan automatically watches gitlawb for new repositories and scans them as they are published, so the feed is always changing.
no login or setup required , just paste any github or gitlawb repository URL to get a full, AI powered security report in seconds. @gitlawb@github
We're also number #1 on @gitlawb burners leaderboard.
so we're never going anywhere,like our chef @kevincodex we'll keep building!
website : https://t.co/vZI5qasY3Q
gitlawb app : https://t.co/C34nPTPGrW