security-audit

To scan PHP code for SQL injection and XSS, you run the included security-audit.sh script to detect vulnerabilities using OWASP-aligned patterns. This generates a structured report with concrete remediation steps for XXE, CSRF, and insecure deserialization flaws.

The best way to automate a PHP security audit and generate a CVSS risk assessment is by running the security-audit.sh script. It evaluates your project for security flaws and produces actionable remediation guidance based on CVSS scoring.

Yes, you need composer installed as a dependency to run automated security checks on your PHP project. The audit workflow uses composer to manage required components before scanning for XXE, SQL injection, and XSS vulnerabilities.

Yes, you can detect insecure deserialization and XXE in PHP web applications by applying the provided reference-guided detection patterns. The audit checks configuration files and code to verify protections against these specific OWASP vulnerabilities.

CVSS scoring during a PHP vulnerability assessment works by evaluating the severity of detected security flaws like XSS and SQL injection. The generated report applies CVSS metrics to prioritize remediation steps based on the risk level of each vulnerability.

If your PHP security audit is not detecting insecure configurations, ensure you are using the included reference checklist to verify code, config, and dependencies. The audit relies on these OWASP patterns to identify misconfigurations and insecure deserialization.