Advanced Search & Final Review

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Advanced Features

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Search Keywords

Search Keywords is particularly useful for:

• Finding license declarations: Search for “license”, “copyright”, “GPL”, etc.
• Locating specific components: Search for library names or imports
• Compliance auditing: Find files with specific legal terms
• Code pattern detection: Search for technical keywords
• Custom searches: Any text pattern you need to locate

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How to Use Search Keywords

1. Type your search term in the search box
2. Press Enter
3. Review the list of files containing your keyword

4. Select files from the results
5. Click Identify and manually choose which component they belong to
6. Or click Mark as Original if they’re your own code

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Creating Keyword Groups

Click the icon to the right of the search bar to create and save custom keyword groups for repeated use: Keyword Groups are:

• Saved collections of related keywords
• Reusable search templates
• Named sets for specific purposes (e.g., “License Keywords”, “Security Terms”)

To create a group:

1. Click the + button
2. Name your group
3. Enter keywords
4. Click Create

To use a saved group:

1. In the Group Keywords dialog, select the group you want to use.
2. Click Accept
3. The search automatically executes with all keywords in that group

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Cryptography Search

The Cryptography Search section allows you to filter and find files containing specific cryptographic algorithms.

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Using the Keys Filter

The Keys section serves as a filtering panel for algorithm detection:

• Lists all cryptographic algorithms identified in your project
• Click on algorithm tags to filter results
• Shows count of unique algorithms detected
• Select multiple algorithms to find files using any of them

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Reviewing Files with Crypto

The files section displays all files where cryptographic algorithms have been detected:

1. Click on a file from the filtered list
2. The file opens in the code viewer on the right
3. All detected cryptographic algorithms are highlighted
4. An algorithm panel lists which algorithms appear in that file
5. Click an algorithm in the panel to jump directly to its occurrence in the code

This provides full visibility into where cryptographic algorithms are implemented within specific files.

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Reviewing Your Work

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The Identified Tab

After completing your audit, navigate to Reports → Identified to review your final results.

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What You’ll See

The Identified tab mirrors the structure of the Detected tab but shows only components and files you’ve explicitly reviewed.

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Verifying Your Audit

Check for completeness:

1. Review the summary metrics
2. Ensure all critical components have been identified
3. Verify dependencies are properly addressed
4. Check that vulnerability and cryptography counts match your expectations

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Checking Identified vs Detected

Compare the two tabs to ensure:

• All important matches have been addressed
• Nothing critical remains in Detected only
• Your audit is complete enough for your needs