auth-auditor

To scan Node.js authentication code for security vulnerabilities, run a static analysis audit against your project directory to detect CSRF, weak hashing, and session mismanagement issues. This tool requires a Node.js 18+ environment to execute and generate fix recommendations.

Authentication security flaws detected in source code include missing CSRF protection, weak password hashing, hardcoded secrets, insecure cookie flags, and insecure session mismanagement. Static analysis validates these implementations against industry security best practices.

Yes, you need Node.js 18+ to audit JWT and session management code. The static analysis tool requires this specific environment version to execute its vulnerability scanning and generate fix recommendations for authentication implementations.

Run an authentication audit on your login handlers before deploying a new user authentication module. This ensures your JWT generation logic and session configuration meet modern security requirements and prevents potential data breaches.

Yes, you can check password hashing algorithms and cookie flags against security standards. The audit enforces best practices by validating password hashing algorithms and verifying insecure cookie flags within your authentication implementation.

The best way to find hardcoded secrets in authentication implementations is using automated vulnerability scanning. This detects common authentication mistakes and generates fix recommendations to ensure compliance with modern security requirements.