Secret scanning blocks Anthropic keys by default, adds Salesforce
Summary
Secret scanning now detects new secret types from Salesforce, Anthropic, and Cloudsmith, with the new Anthropic secret types blocked with push protection by default. New secret scanning partner Salesforce is… The post Secret scanning blocks Anthropic keys by default, adds Salesforce appeared first on The GitHub Blog .
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<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"> Secret scanning now detects new secret types from Salesforce, Anthropic, and Cloudsmith, with the new Anthropic secret types blocked with push protection by default.
New secret scanning partner
Salesforce is now a secret scanning partner.
When a provider’s secret is found in a public repository, GitHub forwards it to the relevant partner so they can revoke or rotate the credential before it can be abused.
Provider
Secret type
Salesforce
salesforce_marketing_cloud_api_oauth2_token
Detectors added
Secret scanning now automatically detects the following new secret types in your repositories.
Provider
Secret type
Anthropic
anthropic_service_api_key
Anthropic
anthropic_user_api_key
Cloudsmith
cloudsmith_api_key
Partner secrets are automatically reported to the secret issuer when found in public repositories through the secret scanning partnership program. User secrets generate secret scanning alerts when found in public or private repositories.
Push protection defaults expanded
The following detectors are now included in push protection by default. Repositories with secret scanning enabled, including free public repositories, will have commits containing these secrets automatically blocked.
Provider
Secret type
Anthropic
anthropic_service_api_key
Anthropic
anthropic_user_api_key
Learn more
Learn more about secret scanning and see the full list of supported secrets in our documentation. Let us know what you think in the community discussion.
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