Scan data for secrets

Jira

6min


Source integration to Atlassian Jira, issue and project tracking software.

If you are looking to send your TruffleHog results to Jira, please visit Jira notifier page.

Creating credentials

To configure basic authentication for JIRA Cloud, use your email address as the username and a JIRA cloud token as the password.

A web interface for creating and managing API tokens, with one named "TruffleHog Scanner."


For on-premise JIRA instances, you can use a username and password with basic authentication, or you can use a personal access token (PAT) with token authentication.

If you omit providing projects then all projects that the credential can list and access will be scanned.

Configuration options



Local configuration

Jira Cloud Basic Auth with Access Token
Jira Server / Datacenter with Access Token
Jira Server / Datacenter with Basic Auth


Options

Key

Description

Required

endpoint

The URL for the JIRA instance

Yes

projects

List of project keys to include. Omit to enumerate instead.

No

ignoreProjects

List of project keys to exclude. Combines with enumeration.

No

insecureSkipVerifyTls

Skip TLS certificate verification for JIRA connection. Setting this to true may pose security issues.

No

Capabilities

Feature

Supported

Scan comments

Scan attachments

Scan description

Scan archive files

Scan base64 encoded data

Scan binaries

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Updated 30 Jul 2024
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