sc-websocket

Detect WebSocket security vulnerabilities by scanning source code for missing origin checks, authentication gaps on upgrade, and insecure message handling across implementations using Socket.IO, ws, gorilla/websocket, and SignalR. The scanner outputs a structured vulnerability report with actionable remediation guidance.

WebSocket misconfigurations like missing origin validation in upgrade requests and absent authentication on upgrade lead to cross-origin abuse and message injection. Scanning for patterns like Upgrader.CheckOrigin and Hub usage identifies these insecure practices before they expose your application.

Yes, the WebSocket security scanner supports SignalR and Socket.IO codebases, alongside ws and gorilla/websocket libraries. It analyzes implementations across multiple languages to detect missing wss encryption, input validation flaws, and insecure Hub usage patterns.

Check for missing authentication on WebSocket upgrade requests by running an automated source code scanner that identifies absent auth checks during the connection upgrade phase. It flags insecure message handling and provides remediation guidance to secure your WebSocket implementation.

Find missing origin validation in gorilla/websocket by scanning source code for Upgrader.CheckOrigin patterns and insecure configurations. The scanner detects missing origin checks across your codebase and generates a structured vulnerability report detailing necessary security remediations.

Your WebSocket connection lacks wss encryption and input validation due to insecure implementation practices. Scanning your codebase detects these missing security patterns, identifying vulnerable message handling and unencrypted connections to help you apply necessary security patches.