security-review

To automatically scan uncommitted git changes for security vulnerabilities, you can run a security audit on your current directory. This analyzes git diffs and full file context to detect injection flaws, secret leaks, and unsafe coding patterns before deployment.

An automated security audit detects OWASP top 10 vulnerabilities, specifically targeting SQL injection, cross-site scripting (XSS), path traversal, authentication bypasses, and data exposure within uncommitted code changes.

Context-aware code auditing works by reading full file contents rather than just simple diff hunks. This allows the audit to understand surrounding logic and accurately identify security vulnerabilities in the broader codebase context.

Yes, you can get automated fixes for security issues found in your code. The audit not only flags vulnerabilities but also provides actionable remediation steps and regression tests for the identified security flaws.

No, you do not need to commit your changes before running a security audit. The process specifically requires git integration to analyze uncommitted changes, ensuring threats are caught before they reach production.