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GitHub Adds REST API for Secret Scanning Patterns
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- →Enables programmatic management of secret scanning patterns, increasing efficiency for security teams.
- →Supports CRUD operations at multiple organizational levels, enhancing flexibility.
- →Streamlines secret scanning processes, though some actions still require UI interaction.
GitHub has launched a REST API for managing secret scanning custom patterns, allowing security teams to handle these tasks programmatically. The API supports creating, editing, and deleting patterns at repository, organization, and enterprise levels. While CRUD operations are now possible through the API, certain actions like dry runs and publishing still need to be completed via the UI. This update enhances the flexibility and efficiency of secret scanning management for developers.
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- 1GitHub Enhances Secret Scanning with New Filters
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GitHub Enhances Secret Scanning and Monitoring↳ GitHub partners with Resend to scan for their tokens and adds new secret types from APIclub and Resend while blocking VolcEngine secrets by
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