What shipped, and when. Not every commit — just what changes what you can do.
Answers to the questions that came up most in outreach : what a lookup actually checks, what a deep scan clones, what OAuth access grants.
/leaks now publishes an RSS feed, and its sitemap entry reflects the last actual detection instead of the build date.
Continuous monitoring through the GitHub App now extends to private repos you explicitly grant it access to, alongside the public firehose.
Install the LeakWatch GitHub App once and manage which repositories it watches from the dashboard, instead of relying only on the public commit firehose.
A versioned REST API to search detected leaks, manage API keys, and trigger scans programmatically. Documented at /docs.
/leaks: every secret detected across public GitHub and GitLab activity, updated in real time, keys masked and repos never disclosed.
Clone a repository and replay its full git history, all branches — not just the commits the firehose already indexed. One free per month, unlimited on Solo.