lua-audit

To audit Lua modules for sandbox safety, run a static analysis that identifies unsafe patterns, sandbox violations, and error-handling gaps. The audit generates structured reports with prioritized findings and remediation suggestions for hardening your code.

Static analysis of Lua stdlib code checks for sandbox violations, unsafe patterns, and error-handling gaps. It verifies input validation, resource management, and API parity to ensure security, correctness, and compliance across your modules.

You can check Lua code for unsafe patterns by running a static analysis audit that targets sandbox safety and error-handling gaps. It provides clear guidance for fixes and hardening, with optional targeted audits available for specific files.

Yes, you can run a targeted security audit on specific Lua modules or patterns. The audit supports focused reviews on individual files within Hull Lua modules, delivering prioritized findings and clear guidance for fixes.

You need to perform a sandbox violation check during security reviews, code hardening, or compliance checks. It is essential when reviewing or hardening Lua stdlib modules to ensure proper input validation and resource management.

Yes, the Lua static analysis generates structured audit reports containing prioritized findings and remediation suggestions. These reports provide clear guidance for fixes and code hardening to resolve identified sandbox violations.