input-validation-audit

Audit web applications for XSS and SQL injection by identifying untrusted inputs and security sinks, then applying bidirectional data-flow tracing to map inputs to sinks and sinks back to sources for comprehensive coverage and structured findings.

Bidirectional data-flow analysis is a security auditing technique that traces untrusted inputs to security sinks and maps sinks back to their source inputs, ensuring comprehensive coverage of XSS, SQLi, command injection, path traversal, and SSRF scenarios.

Trace untrusted inputs to security sinks by running the audit workflow against your Python codebase to automatically classify inputs, identify sinks, and generate structured technical analysis and audit reports with confidence scores and remediation guidance.

Yes, the input validation audit includes framework protection checks to determine if existing web application frameworks provide sufficient sanitization and encoding for identified data flows before flagging them as vulnerabilities.

Yes, you can detect command injection and SSRF vulnerabilities alongside XSS, SQL injection, and path traversal by applying bidirectional data-flow tracing to map untrusted inputs to their respective security sinks.

Yes, you need Python 3 installed and available in your PATH to run the input validation security audit, which generates technical analysis and audit reports to guide secure coding and remediation planning.