RotationLedger

Tracks how long a leaked credential stayed exposed in your git history, offline.

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RotationLedger scans a git history export offline for credential-shaped strings and reconstructs each leaked secret's exposure lifetime — when it was introduced, how many days it stayed exposed, and whether it's still present at HEAD — producing an exposure-days report rather than a raw hit list. It targets security and DevOps engineers who need to judge the real risk of secrets found in git history.

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