ck:security-scan

You can automate a security scan to check your codebase for hardcoded secrets, dependency issues, and OWASP vulnerabilities before a release. It performs secret detection and code pattern analysis to identify potential flaws.

An automated security scan looks for hardcoded credentials like API keys, database connections, vulnerable dependencies, and .env file exposure. It uses pattern analysis to find potential security flaws in the codebase.

Yes, you can check for .env file exposure and OWASP patterns in your local project by running an automated security scan. It analyzes local codebase files to detect predefined security flaw patterns and exposed environment files.

Yes, you need grep installed to run this codebase security vulnerability scan. The scanning process requires grep and Claude reasoning to perform secret detection, dependency auditing, and code pattern analysis.

The best way to maintain application security posture is to run regular codebase auditing before major releases. This involves automating vulnerability scans, secret detection, and dependency audits to identify and address security issues early.

Security scans may report false positives during code pattern analysis because the mechanism relies on predefined patterns and reasoning to identify potential security flaws, which can occasionally misinterpret safe code structures.