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To audit code for vulnerabilities, you can run a multi-faceted security review that analyzes project dependencies, scans for hardcoded secrets, and identifies dangerous static code patterns to harden your application.

Secret scanning identifies hardcoded secrets or exposed API keys within your codebase by utilizing scanning utilities like grep or trivy to detect sensitive information before deployment.

You can detect vulnerable packages by performing dependency analysis, which requires integration with package auditing tools like npm audit or govulncheck to flag known vulnerabilities in your project dependencies.

The security review supports languages compatible with package auditing tools like npm audit or govulncheck, and requires static analysis capabilities to flag dangerous coding patterns specific to your codebase.

The best way to catch security anti-patterns is using static analysis to flag dangerous coding patterns, combined with dependency analysis and secret scanning for a comprehensive security audit.

Yes, you need external secret scanning utilities like grep or trivy to identify hardcoded secrets or API keys, as the security review integrates these tools to perform comprehensive vulnerability detection.