sc-file-upload

Detect insecure file upload vulnerabilities by scanning back-end frameworks like Node.js, PHP, Python, and Java for missing server-side validation and unsafe MIME handling. It identifies RCE risks and generates actionable remediation steps.

Server-side file type validation fails when it relies solely on client-side checks or improperly verifies MIME types, allowing malicious files to bypass filters. Validating MIME types server-side and enforcing randomized filenames prevents remote code execution.

Secure file upload endpoints across Node.js, PHP, Python, and Java by enforcing server-side validation, storing files outside the webroot, randomizing filenames, and applying strict size restrictions. This approach mitigates stored XSS and RCE risks.

Check for unsafe upload destinations and missing file-size limits by evaluating directory permissions and storage locations in your web application. This identifies web-accessible storage risks and enforces safe upload configurations.

This file upload security analysis works with Python and Java back-ends, alongside Node.js and PHP. It evaluates upload endpoints, MIME handling, and storage configurations across these frameworks to flag insecure implementations.

Use randomized filenames for uploaded files when storing user-provided content to prevent attackers from predicting file paths or overwriting existing files. This practice mitigates directory traversal and remote code execution risks.