macOS
brew install two-mslocal Homebrew formula metadata
安装
brew install two-mslocal Homebrew formula metadata
概览
Detect secrets in files and communication platforms
历史
2ms, short for Too Many Secrets, is a Checkmarx open-source CLI for finding exposed credentials in code, files, Git history, and collaboration platforms.
The README describes 2ms as a modern secrets-discovery CLI from Checkmarx that builds on the gitleaks detection engine with Checkmarx rules, CVSS-based scoring, reporting, and optional live validation. Its public release history visible through GitHub starts in the 2023 series and continues through frequent 2026 releases.
The tool is packaged for Homebrew and also distributed through GitHub releases, source builds, and Docker. Its adoption story is therefore CI and AppSec oriented: developers install it locally with Homebrew, run it in containers, or wire SARIF/JSON output into pipelines.
2ms is used to scan local filesystems, Git repositories, Confluence Cloud, Slack, Discord, and Paligo. The README examples emphasize `2ms filesystem --path .` for workspace scans and `2ms git . --depth 50` for recent Git history.
For package-manager users, 2ms is interesting because it compresses several security-scanning surfaces into one small Go CLI. It is the sort of tool installed ad hoc before publishing code, added to CI as a gate, or used during incident response to search histories and chat exports for credentials.
安全态势
narrow executable package without higher-risk signals.
绿色 风险 · 低 置信度 · appliance
在无人值守的代理使用前,请检查该工具是否读取明文凭据、写入远程状态、发布制品或调用插件。
可执行文件
| 命令 | 类型 | 暴露范围 | 备注 |
|---|---|---|---|
2ms | 可执行文件 | 已索引可执行文件 | 从本地可执行文件索引发现。 |
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安装元数据
| 软件包键 | brew:two-ms |
|---|---|
| 版本 | 5.2.4 |
| 软件包管理器 | Homebrew |
| 主页 | https://github.com/Checkmarx/2ms |
| 仓库 | https://github.com/Checkmarx/2ms |
| 最后更新 | 2026-07-26T03:12:24+02:00 |
| Pulse | updated |
| Bottle | 未记录 |
| 服务 | 未声明 |
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