Garnet Secrets Scanner (deprecated) installs statistics
By Garnet Labs · GitHub Marketplace
Real-time secrets detection, alerting and remediation in your PRs
Garnet Secrets Scanner (deprecated) has 54 recorded installs on GitHub Marketplace.
It ranks #623 of 1,410 tracked GitHub Marketplace listings by installs.
PluginStats has 2 daily observations since Oct 16, 2026; the latest is from Oct 19, 2026.
About Garnet Secrets Scanner (deprecated)
Garnet intelligently scans PRs for secrets and sensitive data (such as API tokens), and alerts developers of issues and remediations steps inside GitHub PR comments and Slack instantly. Prevent costly mistakes before they impact your users.
Garnet is a developer security company focused on supply chain security.
This deploy-and forget scanner automatically scans pull requests for secrets and sensitive data (such as API tokens and certificates), and alerts developers of issues and remediations steps inside GitHub PR comments and Slack instantly. Prevent costly mistakes before they impact your users.
Description from the GitHub Marketplace listing.
- Security
- Continuous integration
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Install counts (installations of each GitHub App across accounts and organizations) are read from public GitHub Marketplace listing pages. GitHub does not publish ratings. Category positions reflect GitHub's own popularity sort.
Listing: https://github.com/marketplace/garnet-scanner. First seen Oct 16, 2026; last successful collection Oct 19, 2026. See the methodology.