php-thinkphp-audit

To perform a ThinkPHP static security audit, input the ThinkPHP project root directory to identify authentication, CSRF, mass assignment, and template escaping weaknesses, receiving structured audit outputs mapped to risk categories.

Common ThinkPHP security vulnerabilities include weak authentication, missing CSRF protection, template output risks, mass assignment entry points, and debug or config exposure, which static analysis can map to risk categories.

Yes, it supports white-box audits for ThinkPHP template escaping and mass assignment by analyzing source code to identify vulnerability entry points and producing traceable evidence chains mapped to TPL and LOGIC risk categories.

Yes, you can map ThinkPHP security findings to general vulnerability categories like AUTH, CSRF, TPL, LOGIC, and CFG, enabling cross-framework comparison and structured remediation prioritization based on traceable evidence.

Static analysis for ThinkPHP debugging and config exposure identifies code-level weaknesses by tracing framework evidence, but it may not detect runtime environment misconfigurations or dynamically loaded vulnerabilities outside the source code scope.