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To scan for security vulnerabilities, run a static analysis on your source files to identify common classes like injection, XSS, and CSRF. The scan produces a prioritized findings report with severity scores and actionable remediation prompts.

Static analysis can detect security vulnerabilities including injection, authentication and authorization issues, XSS, CSRF, mass assignment, insecure deserialization, sensitive data exposure, broken access control, and security misconfiguration across multi-language codebases.

Yes, vulnerability scanning supports multi-language projects by scanning source files for common vulnerability classes. It generates prioritized findings with severity scores, locations, and actionable remediation guidance across different languages.

Yes, the security scanner excludes internal admin tools and dependencies with known CVEs from scanning. This focuses the analysis on your own source files, producing prioritized findings with actionable fixes for actual codebase exposure.

To get actionable fix prompts for security findings, scan your source files to generate a findings report. The report includes copy-pasteable remediation guidance with severity scores and vulnerability locations to guide your fixes.

The best way to prioritize security remediation is to generate severity-scored findings from a static code scan. This highlights critical exposure from vulnerabilities like injection and broken access control, providing actionable prompts for immediate fixes.