Dora - Find Exposed API Keys Based On RegEx And Get Exploitation Methods For Some Of Keys That Are Found

Features

Blazing fast as we are using ripgrep in backend
Exploit/PoC steps for many of the API key, allowing to write a good report for bug bounty hunting
Unlike many other API key finders, dora also shows the path to the file and the line with context for easier analysis
Can easily be implemented into scripts. See Example Use Cases

Installation

Make sure to install ripgrep

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# clone the repo
$ git clone https://github.com/sdushantha/dora.git# change the working directory to sherlock
$ cd dora 
# install dora
$ python3 setup.py install --user

Usage

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$ dora --help
usage: dora [options]positional arguments:
  PATH                  Path to directory or file to scan
optional arguments:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  --rg-path RG_PATH     Specify path to ripgrep
  --rg-arguments RG_ARGUMENTS
                        Arguments you want to provide to ripgrep
  --json JSON           Load regex data from a valid JSON file (default: db/data.json)
  --verbose, -v, --debug, -d
                        Display extra debugging information
  --no-color            Don't show color in terminal output

Example Use Cases

Decompile an APK using apktool and run dora to find exposed API keys
Scan GitHub repos by cloning it and allowing dora to scan it
While scraping sites, run dora to scan for API keys

Contributing

You are more than welcome to contribute in one of the following ways:

Add or improve existing regular expressions for matching API keys
Add or improve the info in the JSON data for an API key to better help the user getting a valid bug bounty report when reporting an API key they have found
Fix bugs (kindly refrain from creating bugs)

Credits

Original creator - Siddharth Dushantha

Many of the regular expressions where taken from the following GitHub repositories:

Majority of the exploitation/POC methods were taken from keyhacks repository by streaak