AWS

Understand the impact of your secrets

Exposed secrets are IAM security risks, not just static code issues.

A leaked AWS credential doesn't reveal its true risk

A single access key can inherit permissions through IAM policies, groups, and assumable roles. Understanding what a credential can actually access often requires manually tracing those relationships before remediation can begin.

Analyze for AWS surfaces the identity and access context teams need to understand risk and prioritize remediation.

Complete identity and access context for AWS credentials

Analyze every leaked AWS credential from four perspectives:

Identify the AWS identity

See the AWS non-human identity behind a leaked credential, including the associated IAM user or role, so you know exactly what you're investigating.

Assess effective permissions

See the effective permissions granted to a leaked AWS credential so you can understand what it can actually access, not just the IAM policies attached to it.

Trace privilege paths

Analyze direct and single-hop assumable roles to understand how far a compromised credential could extend its access across your AWS environment.

Turn IAM complexity into actionable findings

AWS IAM policies, effective permissions, and assumable roles can make credential investigations difficult to piece together manually. Analyze for AWS brings that context together so teams can understand effective access, prioritize remediation, and respond with confidence.

See Analyze for AWS in action

Learn more about TruffleHog Analyze

Every surface presents different investigation challenges. TruffleHog Analyze includes specialized analyzers for AWS, Google Cloud, and supported SaaS credential types, each designed to surface the identity and access context unique to that environment while maintaining a consistent investigation workflow.

Analyze for SaaS

Understand the identity, ownership, and access behind supported SaaS API keys and access tokens.

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