aif-security-checklist

To perform a comprehensive security audit based on the OWASP Top 10, run automated checks for hardcoded secrets and vulnerable dependencies, then follow a manual checklist covering authentication, injection, and XSS vulnerabilities to ensure codebase compliance.

The best way to check for hardcoded secrets and vulnerable dependencies is running automated bash and grep scripts that scan logs and code. This audit identifies common security flaws early, ensuring your application is robust against attacks before deployment.

Yes, you can use bash and grep scripts to find debug statements and security vulnerabilities. The security audit executes these dependencies automatically to detect hardcoded secrets and debug logs, supplementing a detailed manual checklist for broader coverage.

To manage intentionally ignored security checks during a code review, use the ignore mechanism to document and track specific findings with clear reasons. This ensures intentional omissions are recorded while performing comprehensive vulnerability audits.

Yes, a standard security checklist covers API security and prompt injection vulnerabilities. This audit's manual checklist explicitly guides you through critical security checks for both traditional API threats and emerging prompt injection risks alongside race conditions.