security-audit

To scan code for OWASP Top 10 vulnerabilities and exposed secrets, run a full security audit on your project directory. The process detects SQL injection, XSS, dependency CVEs, and hardcoded secrets, then generates a report with severity ratings and actionable fix recommendations.

Checking project dependencies for known CVEs is handled through automated dependency auditing. The audit reviews your installed packages against vulnerability databases and provides a detailed report highlighting affected dependencies with specific severity ratings and remediation instructions.

Yes, you can detect hardcoded API keys and leaked secrets automatically using integrated secrets scanning. The security audit scans your codebase to identify exposed credentials and misconfigurations, generating a report that includes severity ratings and clear instructions to remediate the exposed secrets.

Yes, you need npm, pip-audit, trivy, and gitleaks installed to run a full security audit. These dependencies provide the underlying code scanning, dependency auditing, and secrets detection capabilities required to identify vulnerabilities and generate fix recommendations with severity ratings.

Automated vulnerability scanning detects SQL injection and XSS flaws by analyzing code patterns against the OWASP Top 10 guidelines. It identifies insecure code structures and misconfigurations, then outputs a report detailing the detected vulnerabilities with actionable recommendations for application hardening.