code-security-audit

To scan application code for OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities, run a security audit targeting your project root or specific directories. The audit identifies languages and frameworks to apply specific checks for injection flaws, broken access control, and insecure cryptography.

Finding hardcoded secrets and API keys in source code is handled by the audit's secret detection feature. It flags hardcoded passwords and sensitive credentials, providing severity levels and remediation advice to secure your application.

The best way to check for SQL injection and cross-site scripting (XSS) before deployment is to run a targeted code security audit on relevant modules. This proactively identifies and flags critical vulnerabilities with specific remediation advice.

Yes, you can run a security audit on a specific directory like 'src/api' instead of the whole project. The audit analyzes code based on provided arguments, defaulting to the project root if no specific path is supplied.

A code security audit handles different programming languages and frameworks by first identifying them within the target codebase. It then applies specific checks tailored to the detected technologies to accurately flag vulnerabilities and insecure cryptography.

When detecting cross-site request forgery (CSRF) and other security flaws, the audit reports critical, high, medium, and low severity levels. Each finding includes actionable remediation advice to help resolve the identified vulnerabilities.