An advanced, hacker-themed GUI tool that sweeps codebases for potential secrets such as API keys, credentials, certificates, and private keys.

• 🔍 Multi-pattern and heuristic scanning for well-known cloud tokens, JWTs, SSH keys, service accounts, webhook secrets, and entropy-based anomalies
• ⚙️ Configurable scan options including hidden-file traversal, entropy heuristics, max file size, extension allow lists, and thread pool sizing
• ⚡️ Parallelized engine with async wrappers for single scans and multi-directory batch sweeps
• 📂 Highlights sensitive filenames, extensions, and directories (e.g., .pem, .kdbx, .ssh, service-account.json)
• 📊 Interactive results notebook with severity filters, live search, context previews, and clipboard export
• 🧠 Intelligence tab summarizing suspicious assets for quick triage and reporting
• 🗂 Batch operations queue with concurrent workers, live progress, and job-level summaries
• 💾 Export findings to JSON and intelligence snapshots to text for downstream tooling
• 🧑‍💻 Sleek neon-on-black “hacker” aesthetic powered by Tkinter styling

1. Install dependencies (Python 3.10+ recommended):

   pip install -r requirements.txt

2. Launch the GUI:

   python app.py

3. Use the interface:

   • Click Browse to select the directory you want to audit or queue multiple targets on the Batch Ops tab.
   • Tweak scan options (hidden files, entropy heuristics, thread count, extension filters) in the Scan Options panel.
   • Hit Initiate Scan to launch a multithreaded sweep with live progress, timer, and stats.
   • Slice and dice findings by severity or search keywords, inspect full context, and export JSON or metadata reports.
   • Schedule concurrent batch jobs to triage several repositories simultaneously.

⚠️ The scanner focuses on textual files and ignores binaries and very large files by default. Adjust limits and extend detection rules by editing the modules in secret_scanner_gui/.

• The scanning logic lives in secret_scanner_gui/scanner.py.
• Predefined detection patterns are centralized in secret_scanner_gui/scan_patterns.py for easy customization.
• The Tkinter interface and styling are defined in secret_scanner_gui/gui.py.

Contributions and additional secret signatures are welcome!