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To audit a Convex application for security vulnerabilities, run a scanning script that checks for missing authentication, authorization flaws like IDOR, and insecure HTTP actions. This process identifies unauthenticated functions to harden your deployment.

An IDOR risk in Convex queries and mutations occurs when improper access controls allow unauthorized users to directly reference database records. Auditing identifies these missing authorization checks to prevent unauthorized data access.

To check for missing input validators in Convex functions, scan the codebase using ripgrep to flag queries and mutations lacking proper argument validation. This detects functions vulnerable to malicious inputs before deployment.

Yes, the security audit detects insecure HTTP actions in Convex by scanning the codebase. It identifies vulnerabilities within HTTP endpoints alongside checking for unauthenticated functions and missing argument validators.

Yes, you can automatically scan your Convex codebase before deployment by running the security audit script. It utilizes ripgrep for code scanning to provide actionable insights for hardening your application.