I put together a step-by-step workflow for hunting down exposed API keys before they become a breach
Ever get that nagging feeling an old key or credential might still be sitting in a repo somewhere — an old branch, a fork, a CI config, a commit from two years ago? Most teams only find out the hard way.
I wrote a short, practical ebook that walks through a repeatable process: defining what actually counts as an exposure, setting up a safe local scanning workspace, checking the layers people usually skip (forks, archived repos, PRs, commit history), reviewing alerts without false confidence, containing an active leak before you clean up, and making clean repos the default going forward.
Six chapters, no fluff, built for small teams and indie devs who don't have a security team to lean on. $30, instant download.
https://whop.com/smartops-ai-e744/products/small-teams-shipping-features-without-exposed-api-keys/