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Implement real-time detection of secrets in HTTP traffic with optional blocking and masking.
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Thanks! Can you move this into examples/contrib please? |
Implement real-time detection of sensitive information in HTTP traffic with optional blocking and masking.
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Done, I've moved it to examples/contrib. Please let me know if anything else is needed. |
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Implement real-time detection of secrets in HTTP traffic with optional blocking and masking.
Description
Adds a new SecretLeakDetector mitmproxy addon that scans live HTTP traffic for leaked credentials in real time. The addon inspects request/response headers, query parameters, and bodies, and supports optional masking and blocking of detected secrets.
Detection coverage:
Anthropic and OpenAI API keys (modern sk-ant-api03- / sk-proj- formats and legacy sk-)
AWS Access Key IDs and Secret Access Keys (with word-boundary guards to avoid base64 false positives)
JWT tokens, Bearer tokens, Google API keys
GitHub PATs (classic ghp_ and fine-grained github_pat_)
Checklist