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ojo is a security scanning tool published by colibrisec, currently available at version 0.0.2, with a total of four versions released in its catalog history. The software is designed as a security scanner focused on four distinct areas of analysis: dependencies, secrets, misconfiguration, and code. This combination places ojo within the security and vulnerability scanning category of development tools, where it serves teams seeking to identify risks across multiple layers of their software projects through a single solution. The purpose of ojo is to help developers and security practitioners detect potential weaknesses before they become exploitable problems. Its dependency scanning capability addresses the need to review third-party packages and libraries incorporated into a project, an area where vulnerabilities frequently originate. The secrets detection functionality targets exposed credentials, keys, and other sensitive values that may have been inadvertently committed to source code. Misconfiguration scanning covers improper settings that can leave systems open to attack, while the code analysis component examines the source itself for security-relevant issues. Given its feature set, ojo is suited to use cases common in modern software development workflows. It can be applied during routine development to catch problems early, as part of code review processes, or within automated pipelines where continuous security checks are required. Teams maintaining applications with numerous external dependencies, or organizations concerned about leaked secrets in repositories, represent typical audiences for this type of scanner. The multi-domain approach of combining dependency, secret, configuration, and code scanning in one tool reduces the need to deploy separate specialized scanners for each concern. The current release, version 0.0.2, reflects the early stage of the project's version numbering. With four versions recorded in the catalog, ojo has undergone iterative updates since its initial release, and users can consult the available versions to select the release appropriate to their environment and requirements.
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