Get-keys.bat -
call :mask_value "%MATCHVAL%" set "OUTVAL=%MASKED_VALUE%" REM Quote fields for CSV, replace quotes inside fields set "QFILE=%%~fF" set "QLINE=%LN%" set "QCTX=%L%" REM escape double quotes by doubling them set "QFILE=%QFILE:"=""%" set "QCTX=%QCTX:"=""%" if "%DRY%"=="0" ( >>"%OUTFILE%" echo "%QFILE%","%QLINE%","%QCTX%","%MT%","%OUTVAL%" ) echo Found [%MT%] in %%~fF:%LN% -> %OUTVAL% ) ) ) )
echo Scanning root: %ROOT% echo Extensions: %EXTS% echo Excludes: %EXCLUDE% if "%MASK%"=="1" echo Masking enabled if "%DRY%"=="1" echo Dry-run (no report written) get-keys.bat
:: -------------------------- :: Patterns to look for :: As batch lacks regex, we use findstr with /r and some heuristics :: -------------------------- REM Common patterns (simplified): REM - AWS Access Key ID: AKIA followed by 16 alphanumerics REM - AWS Secret Access Key: 40 base64-like chars (heuristic) REM - Google API key: "AIza" followed by 35 chars REM - JWT-like: three base64url segments separated by dots, present in a line REM - UUIDs: 8-4-4-4-12 hex pattern REM - Generic tokens: long alphanumeric strings >= 20 chars REM - Private key headers: -----BEGIN PRIVATE KEY----- "%OUTFILE%" echo "%QFILE%"
:: Write CSV header set "CSV_HDR=File,LineNumber,Context,MatchType,MatchValue" if "%DRY%"=="0" ( echo %CSV_HDR%> "%OUTFILE%" ) MatchValue" if "%DRY%"=="0" ( echo %CSV_HDR%>
