security-review

To perform a security review, audit your codebase against a comprehensive checklist covering authentication, input validation, secret management, API endpoints, and payment implementations to identify and mitigate vulnerabilities.

Preventing XSS and CSRF vulnerabilities requires enforcing schema validation, safe rendering of user input, and applying specific techniques to stop cross-site scripting and request forgery during development.

Secrets management involves following specific guidance to securely handle credentials and avoid hard-coding secrets, ensuring sensitive data is protected through secure-by-default development practices.

Yes, the security review checklist covers authentication and authorization, providing best practices for tokens, cookies, and role-based access control (RBAC) to properly control user access.

Input validation and sanitization secure API endpoints by enforcing schema validation and safe rendering of user input, mitigating risks before they reach core application logic.

APIs should meet security standards by codifying requirements for rate limiting and secure logging, ensuring endpoints are protected against abuse and sensitive data is not exposed in logs.