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Are your AWS keys exposed?
Leaked AWS access keys can lead to surprise cloud bills and data theft. Paste a snippet below for an instant in-browser check, or scan a repo or .env and GhostCred flags exposed AKIA keys, secret keys, session tokens, and risky IAM patterns in about a minute.
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This check runs in your browser, nothing is uploaded. Paste a config file or code snippet and matches appear below as you type.
Patterns checked on this page (3)
- AWS access key ID
- AWS secret access key
- Hardcoded secret assignment (password, token, api_key, secret...)
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What the full scan checks
- ✓Hardcoded AWS access key IDs (AKIA…) and secret access keys
- ✓Long-lived keys committed to config or .env files
- ✓Over-permissive IAM policies and wildcard actions
- ✓Session tokens and temporary credentials left in config
Why it matters
A single exposed key can let an attacker spin up resources, read your S3 buckets, or rack up massive charges before you notice. Rotating after a breach is far more expensive than catching it first.
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