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LeakGoblin's core detection mechanism is a set of format-specific regular expression signatures covering private key blocks, AWS credentials, GitHub/Stripe/Slack/Google/OpenAI-style API keys, Bearer tokens, JWTs, password assignments, connection strings, and more.
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10/17/2026
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