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KeyValidator

This was inspiried by making https://github.com/streaak/keyhacks faster and easier to check!

Currently it only supports Heroku keys but will constantly be updated to add more features as we go. The file can either be a direct paste from secretsfinder, or the keys themselves. The program submits the requests then returns valid or invalid based on the results, please be aware there may be false positves, if you recieve a valid, please still manually test.

Getting Started

Python is required for this program, along with the libraries:

  • argparse
  • subprocess
  • json
  • re
  • concurrent.futures

Please verify these are installed if the program is not working. Once the program is installed you can run it using a list by the following command below. Using a single key mostly defeats the purpose and can easily be done just using the SecretFinder github so that has not been added yet, I still plan to do so eventually.

python3 KeyValidator.py -l keys.txt

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