security-review

To review code for SQL injection and XSS, verify that database access uses parameterized queries and that UI inputs are sanitized to prevent cross-site scripting. This approach provides a structured security checklist to catch common web vulnerabilities before deployment.

The best way to check for hardcoded secrets in API routes is to scan code to ensure credentials are sourced from environment variables rather than embedded directly. This prevents sensitive credentials from leaking through logs or git history.

To audit authentication flows and rate limiting, verify that token handling follows best practices and that endpoints enforce request throttling. This validates authorization controls and protects against brute force attacks on sensitive features.

Yes, you can use a security checklist for file upload and payment validation by applying schema-based input validation and verifying safe error handling. This ensures sensitive features meet deployment readiness and protect against data exposure.

Code security review does cover third-party integrations and dependency vulnerabilities by checking for known flaws in external libraries. This dependency hygiene check prevents security regressions from vulnerable packages in your application stack.