GitScan

GitScan is a powerful module within AttackMetricx designed to uncover hidden risks in your source code repositories. Attackers often target exposed GitHub or Bitbucket projects to steal credentials, API keys, or sensitive business logic. With GitScan, you gain complete visibility into every commit, repository, and contributor tied to your organization turning potential blind spots into actionable intelligence.

What makes GitScan especially strong is its continuous scanning and correlation engine. Instead of simply listing repositories, it dives deep into:

• Source code files – Detects sensitive strings like passwords, tokens, or database connections.

• Repositories & contributors – Maps out who owns or modifies projects, ensuring accountability.

• Commits history – Tracks every code change over time, catching exposures that may have been pushed months or even years ago.

• Multi-platform coverage – Scans across GitHub and Bitbucket, ensuring that no codebase is overlooked.

By combining speed, precision, and context, GitScan helps organizations secure their intellectual property, prevent supply chain attacks, and maintain compliance. It transforms Git repositories from hidden risks into fully monitored assets, ensuring attackers cannot exploit overlooked code exposures.

Now, let’s begin with GitHub, the first integrated platform in GitScan.