Canary credentials and artifacts that attackers can’t resist
Deploy realistic decoy credentials across your infrastructure. When attackers find and use them, you'll know immediately.
What we deploy
Full coverage across credential types
Tracebit deploys canary credentials wherever attackers look for real ones.
Cloud Credentials
Decoy cloud provider credentials that alert on any use, from anywhere
AWS Session Tokens
Decoy AWS credentials that alert on any API call
Azure Service Principals
Decoy Azure credentials that alert on any API call
GCP Service Account Keys
Decoy GCP credentials that alert on any API call
Access Credentials
Decoy credentials that alert the moment they're stolen or used
SSH Keys
Decoy private keys that alert on authentication attempts
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API Keys
Decoy API tokens for AWS, Azure, GCP and more
Session Cookies
Decoy browser sessions that detect cookie theft by infostealers
Usernames & Passwords
Decoy logins planted where attackers look first
Canary Artifacts
Decoy artifacts to detect infostealers and more
HAR Files
Browser session recordings with embedded tokens
Terraform State Files
Infrastructure state with embedded secrets
.env Files
Environment variable files with canary credentials
Config Files
Application configs with decoy secrets
Each canary is safe by design and indistinguishable from real assets
Where to deploy
Where the attackers are
Tracebit integrates with your existing platforms-deploy canary credentials
wherever makes sense for your environment.
Cloud platform
Deploy via AWS, Azure, and GCP integrations. Credentials in compute, containers, and serverless.
Kubernetes
Deploy as secrets and environment variables in your clusters. Works with EKS, AKS, GKE.
API
Full API access for deep customization. Deploy credentials anywhere via your own automation.
Workstations
Push to endpoints via Intune, Jamf, Iru. Catch infostealer malware and insider threats.
CI/CD Pipelines
Inject into build systems and artifact stores. Detect supply chain attacks and pipeline compromise.
Threats detected
Catch attackers at every stage
Canary credentials detect attackers from initial access through privilege escalation.
Credential stuffing
Breached credentials tested against your identity providers
Phishing attacks
Stolen credentials from targeted phishing campaigns
Infostealer malware
Credentials harvested from compromised workstations
Privilege escalation
Attackers assuming roles and elevating access
