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Find what your stack is leaking.

Cortev maps every repo, server, account and domain you own — and flags the exposed secrets, committed .env files and dangling DNS hiding in them. Connected read-only, every credential sealed in an encrypted vault. It points at the risk. It never touches it.

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credential vaultSEALED · AES-256
AWS_SECRET••••••••••••••••••••
DB_PASSWORD••••••••••••••••
ANTHROPIC_KEY••••••••••••••••••
Never revealed. Encrypted at rest, used in-process, never logged or displayed.
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Read-only by default

Cortev requests look, don't touch access. It maps and watches your stack without permission to change a thing — you grant writes only when you choose.

Secrets sealed in a vault

Credentials are encrypted with a key only you control, used in-process, and never logged, displayed, or shipped to a model.

Your keys, your subs

Agents run on your own model subscriptions — no shared keys, no third-party API holding your data in the middle.

It catches the leaks — without becoming one.

Cortev flags the exposures most stacks are quietly carrying. It points at them. It never touches them.

Leaked .env committed to a public repoapi-gateway · main · 3 commits agoflagged · read-only
Dangling DNS A recordpoints to a released IP — takeover riskflagged · read-only
Orphan Lambda with broad IAMno trigger, still permissionedflagged · read-only
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