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API and Cloud Credentials

These are detections for access keys, tokens, and secret information related to cloud services and APIs.

AWS Access Key​

An AWS Access Key is a set of credentials used to authenticate and authorize access to AWS resources.



AWS Secret Key​



AWS Client ID​

A client ID is assigned to an account when it is created. It is used to identify the account when making AWS API calls.



Google oAuth 2.0 Code/Token​

A code or token used as part of the OAuth 2.0 protocol to authenticate requests made to Google API services.



Google API Key​

A unique identifier issued by Google for developers to use in their applications when interacting with Google APIs, typically for rate limiting and analytics purposes.



Google Auth 2.0 API Key​

An API key specific to the Google OAuth 2.0 protocol that provides access to Google's APIs after user authorization.



Heroku API Key​

A key used for authenticating and interacting with the Heroku API, allowing users to manage their applications on the Heroku platform as a service.



Stripe Secret API Key​

A secret key provided by Stripe for accessing and using the Stripe API, which allows users to process payments and manage payment-related operations.



Stripe Restricted API Key​

A specific type of Stripe API key with limited functionality compared to the Secret API key, intended for use in client-side applications or when direct server-to-server communication is not possible.



Facebook Client ID/Secret Key​

Unique identifiers provided by Facebook for developers to access and utilize Facebook's APIs, used for authentication and authorization purposes in Facebook-related applications.



GitHub Auth Token​

A token issued by GitHub for application authentication, allowing access to GitHub API functionality such as managing repositories or user profile information.