file-server-guard

To scan a directory for sensitive files before HTTP serving, you can use this skill to recursively check for common credential, key, and configuration file patterns, ensuring directory safety by flagging potentially exposed sensitive data.

The directory scan detects common sensitive files such as API keys, credentials, private keys, and configuration files by matching known sensitive file patterns recursively within the specified target directory.

Yes, you can check a project folder for exposed .env files by running this scan as a mandatory pre-server safety check, preventing the accidental exposure of credentials when sharing directories over a network.

To prevent accidental exposure of private keys over HTTP, run a pre-server safety check that recursively scans the directory and flags potentially exposed sensitive data before the files are made accessible to the network.

The best way to ensure directory safety is to scan the specified directory recursively for common sensitive file patterns before serving, acting as a gatekeeper to flag potentially exposed credentials and configuration files.