GitHub can now find your secrets outside your repos.
An alert is not revocation, removal or recovery.
Map sanitized Public Monitoring response paths across member or verified-domain attribution, public git/issues/PRs/discussions, credential validity, external content ownership, provider revocation, internal service recovery and recurrence prevention—without entering a secret, repository, user, email, location, alert payload or log.
GitHub public secret exposure response map
| Path | Attribution / surface / class | Validity / external owner | Service owner / credential action | Removal / notification / audit | Prevention / recovery | Evidence / owner / decision |
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Attribution, provider, external-owner and recovery queue
“Evidence recorded” proves only coherent abstract metadata. This page did not scan GitHub, inspect a secret, verify attribution/validity, contact an external owner, revoke/rotate a credential, remove content, test a service or establish incident containment.
Zero-secret boundary: all free analysis stays in this browser. Enter only fictional aliases, enumerated states and safe evidence references. Never paste a secret/token/key, enterprise/org/repo/user/email, file/comment/location, alert payload, provider/audit log, IP, ticket or incident detail. This page does not scan GitHub, verify attribution or validity, contact third parties, revoke/rotate, remove content, test a service or claim containment. Authorized enterprise security, IAM, AppSec, service, legal/comms and incident owners control every real action.
$20 GitHub Public Secret Exposure Response Evidence Pack
Export an editable matrix for up to 100 sanitized exposure paths: membership/domain attribution, public surface, secret class/validity, external ownership, provider/IAM action, content removal, notification/audit, recurrence prevention, service recovery, sign-off and PMF ledger.
- up to 100 sanitized public-exposure paths
- membership and verified-domain attribution matrix
- git, issue, PR and discussion response routes
- provider revocation and external content removal
- notification, audit, prevention and service recovery
- 45-day qualified-visit, use, intent and paid ledger
Current public-monitoring behavior and official response context
PMF pre-judgment 88/100 · $20 one-time public-exposure response pack under strong native GitHub alerts, provider revocation, SIEM/SOAR and incident-runbook substitutes