We find them
first.
Security teams protect their perimeter. Data escapes anyway. Exploit Shield hunts publicly exposed credentials, tokens, and secrets across GitHub, GitLab, Docker Hub, and other public developer platforms, so your team finds them before an attacker does.
10 months of field research
organizations disclosed to
active leaks found per Fortune 50 company, on average
combined revenue at risk
impacted financial organizations
secret types monitored
downstream orgs affected through vendor leaks
How it works
From signal to a finding worth acting on.
Onboard
We align on the signal to hunt for: keywords, domains, and the vendor domains that touch your environment. Tight inputs drive cleaner findings and fewer false positives.
Discover
Exploit Shield continuously searches repositories, artifacts, and collections, then dedupes and scores the results down to a shortlist worth triaging.
Triage
AI-only or human-supported
We determine what was exposed, who it impacts, and how bad it is, turning it into a finding you can assign, investigate, and remediate.
Actionable intelligence
Not an alert. A finding.
Every disclosure arrives triaged and structured, showing who it affects, how it happened, and what it exposes.
Leak Summary
- Platform
- GitHub
- Repository Visibility
- Public
- First Observed
- Feb 18, 2026
- Risk Level
- High
- 6 API Keys
- 4 Credentials
- 3 OAuth Secrets
- 4 Internal URLs
Attribution
- Source Type
- Personal Account Repository
- Leak Vector
- Public Repo Commit
- Exposure Scope
- Multi-Organization
Case studies
Built around how exposure actually happens.
Vendor & supply chain
Third-Party & Vendor Risk
One vendor leak. Twenty-three financial institutions exposed for three years.
Read the case studyInsider exposure
First-Party Exposure
A trusted employee's personal notes carried twenty years of domain admin access.
Read the case studyCustomer data
Customer PII & Payment Data
A cached API response outlasted every threat intel subscription watching for it.
Read the case studyIntellectual property
IP & Brand Protection
Years of a Fortune 500 automaker's autonomous driving R&D sat exposed in a public repo.
Read the case studyHow we compare
Not another threat intel feed.
Most threat intelligence platforms are built to catch indicators of compromise and indicators of attack: signals that something has already gone wrong. Exploit Shield watches for indicators of exposure instead, the conditions that make an attack possible in the first place, so your team can act from a preventative stance, not a reactive one.
| Coverage Area | Traditional Threat Intel | Exploit Shield |
|---|---|---|
| Live public developer platforms (GitHub, GitLab, Docker Hub, and more) | – | Yes |
| Source code and intellectual property exposure | – | Yes |
| Personal and vendor-owned accounts | – | Yes |
| Exposure outside your known enterprise environment | – | Yes |
When secrets and source code leak outside your environment, existing tools do not see it. Exploit Shield does.
Integrations
Delivered where your team already works.
Exploit Shield is not another dashboard your team has to monitor. Findings are structured and delivered into the systems your team already operates.
API and webhook delivery, designed for mature security environments. A few platforms teams already run us through are below. If yours isn't one of them, it's likely still supported.
Not on the list? We still connect. Exploit Shield's API and webhook delivery adapts to virtually any SIEM, TIP, ticketing, or messaging platform. If a fit doesn't exist yet, we'll build it.
Hidden exposures exist right now in most organizations.
The question is whether anyone is looking for it before an attacker does. Run an Exploit Shield assessment to see what may already be exposed.
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