vcsmap

vcsmap is a plugin-based tool to scan public version control systems (currently GitHub and possibly Gitlab soon) for sensitive information like access tokens and credentials.

Installation

$ gem install vcsmap

Usage

vcsmap already includes a couple of plugins. Each plugin looks for files that match a certain search query and extracts the right data from those files. To view all plugins run:

$ vcsmap list

To use a plugin, look up the name of the plugin ([plugin_name]) and run the following command. Data is saved in CSV format to the output directory.

To authenticate with Github you need to set a GITHUB_COOKIE environment variable with a valid Github user_sessioncookie value.

$ vcsmap run {plugin_name} {pages} {–no-ascii}

• You need to specify the amount of pages you want to search. Each (GitHub) page has 10 possible results.
• Use the --no-ascii flag (last) to disable rendering the results as an ASCII table in the command line.

Plugin development

To add a new plugin, create an entry for it in lib/plugin_list.rb and create a new plugin class that extends Vcsmap::Plugin::BasePlugin in lib/plugins.

Each plugin has a @search_string that is used to search for matching files, and a couple of regex matchers to extract the needed data. Of course you don’t need to use regex, it’s also possible to parse the file (e.g. with JSON), as long as your plugin returns a valid table_header and matching credentials.

The easiest way to develop a new plugin is to copy an simple existing one (like lib/plugins/solr_dataconfig.rb) and modify it until it fits your requirements. Need inspiration? Check out techgaun/github-dorks!.

DISCLAIMER

Using the data obtained by this tool to gain unauthorized to access computer systems or services is ILLEGAL and therefore punishable by law. The author of this tool is not responsible for any damage caused by use/abuse of this tool.

Copyright (c) 2016 Melvin Lammerts

Source: https://github.com/melvinsh/