feat(detectors): add detector for hardcoded Nigerian fintech and crypto secrets by @Lloydcoder #2831
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…ctor by @LloydCoder New detector for hardcoded secrets in Solidity contracts targeting Nigerian fintech and crypto: - Paystack live/test keys - Flutterwave/Rave keys - Remita merchant + hash - Interswitch MAC keys - 12-24 word wallet seeds Includes entropy check to reduce FPs. Part of my African security series: - Nuclei: #14253 - TruffleHog: #4588 - Semgrep: #3719 - Gitleaks: crytic#2001 Tested with `slither . --detect hardcoded-nigerian-secrets` on sample contracts—accurate hits, no noise. Author: @LloydCoder (Tinlance) 🇳🇬
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Adds a high-confidence detector for hardcoded secrets common in Nigerian fintech and Web3 projects.
Detects:
Builds on my contributions to secret scanning tools:
Tested locally on Solidity samples—detects issues reliably without FPs. Follows Slither guidelines.
Author: @LloydCoder (Tinlance) — Advancing African blockchain security 🇳🇬