security-review

Cross-file data flow analysis identifies multi-step vulnerabilities by tracing how inputs move through components. This approach detects injection flaws, authentication weaknesses, and business logic risks that simple pattern matching misses.

You can scan your repository for exposed secrets and insecure dependencies by performing a combined secrets exposure scan and dependency audit. This process identifies hardcoded credentials and risky third-party libraries within the target codebase.

The best way to find SQL injection and XSS vulnerabilities is category-based deep scanning combined with data flow reasoning. This evaluates real exploitability by analyzing component interactions rather than relying only on surface patterns.

This security review approach provides concrete before/after patch proposals for critical and high severity vulnerabilities. It generates a structured report with confidence ratings, requiring human approval before applying the fixes.

You can scope a vulnerability scan to a single code path or run it across a full repository. Scoping allows targeted security reasoning and data flow analysis without auditing the entire codebase.

Cryptography and authentication weakness checks apply across common programming languages. The analysis reviews access control bugs, cryptographic problems, and authentication flaws by reasoning about component interactions.