ck:security-scan

Automate security vulnerability scanning by running a full audit to identify SQL injection, XSS, and command injection risks in your codebase before production deployment. It uses regex patterns and reasoning to detect OWASP issues.

Detect hardcoded secrets and credentials by scanning the codebase for sensitive information using regex pattern matching. It identifies exposed keys and passwords to ensure codebases remain secure before releases.

The best way to check for vulnerable dependencies during a code review is to run an automated dependency audit. This scans the project for outdated or risky packages to ensure no known issues exist.

Automated secret detection requires access to external resources for accurate pattern matching and vulnerability assessment. These external references are necessary to validate hardcoded credentials and security risks.

You can scan for OWASP patterns automatically across an entire software project by initiating a full security scan. It applies regex patterns and reasoning to detect common security vulnerabilities and dependency issues.

Run a dependency audit and vulnerability scan before a release to identify hardcoded secrets, outdated packages, and security vulnerabilities. This ensures the production codebase is secure and compliant with standards.