security-review

Run a security audit to identify vulnerabilities across your codebase by checking for OWASP Top 10 risks, hardcoded secrets, and unsafe authentication patterns. The review produces a severity-bucketed report with file and line locations for pre-deployment readiness.

Detect hardcoded secrets by scanning your source code for unsafe patterns like API keys, passwords, tokens, and risky connection strings. The security review flags these vulnerabilities and provides remediation guidance to remove them before shipping.

Yes, you can check npm dependencies for known vulnerabilities using npm audit. The security review highlights high-severity CVEs in your dependency tree and provides specific remediation guidance to update or replace affected packages.

The best way to find authorization vulnerabilities is auditing new API endpoints for access control flaws, cryptographic failures, and insecure session or JWT handling. The review assesses input and output safety to prevent SQL injection, XSS, and path traversal.

Yes, the security review provides exact file and line locations for identified vulnerabilities. It produces a severity-bucketed report that includes CVE references where available and actionable remediation guidance for developers.

Run a vulnerability scanning audit when making code changes, adding new API endpoints, updating authentication and authorization logic, or performing pre-deployment reviews for production readiness to ensure no new risks are introduced.