security-review

To check code for security vulnerabilities, evaluate your application against a comprehensive security checklist covering secrets management, input validation, SQL injection, authentication, XSS, and CSRF, using provided do and don't code patterns to mitigate risks.

The best way to prevent SQL injection and XSS is to follow secure coding principles with specific do and don't code patterns that enforce strict input validation, parameterized queries, and proper output encoding.

Input validation protects against vulnerabilities by ensuring only properly formatted data enters your system, which mitigates injection attacks, cross-site scripting (XSS), and sensitive data exposure before malicious payloads can be processed.

Yes, you can use a security checklist to review authentication mechanisms and rate limiting configurations, ensuring your application adheres to secure coding principles and mitigates brute force or credential stuffing attacks.

For secure secrets management and dependency management, follow practices that prevent hardcoded credentials, enforce secure password storage, and regularly audit third-party libraries to mitigate supply chain vulnerabilities.

You need to review blockchain security and sensitive data exposure when your application handles cryptographic assets, smart contracts, or personally identifiable information, ensuring adherence to secure coding best practices to prevent unauthorized access.