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Issue created Nov 11, 2021 by Taylor McCaslin@tmccaslin🏳️‍🌈Developer

Community Contributions - Additional 'Well-identifiable' Secret Detection token patterns

Related to #340002 (closed).

This issue is for the community to contribute "Well-identifiable" Secret Detection token patterns to be added to our Secret Detection rules.

If you are a vendor for a cloud SaaS platform and your service generates secrets tokens with well-identifiable prefixes, we'd love to our add it to our secret detection rules to run by default for GitLab secret detection. Please comment with the following:

  1. name and URL of the cloud service
  2. the regex pattern for your secret
  3. the well-identifiable prefixe your service uses
  4. a sample invalid token to test with your regex pattern. Multiple samples are welcome.
Edited Nov 16, 2021 by Taylor McCaslin
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