security-scanner

Security scanning identifies OWASP Top 10 risks like injection, broken access control, and misconfigurations through rule-based checks on your codebase. Run the scanner on your application to receive a prioritized list of detected vulnerabilities with remediation guidance before production release.

Yes, the security scanner flags hardcoded API keys, passwords, and other sensitive credentials using pattern matching. It detects insecure credential handling across your codebase and provides actionable steps to remove or properly manage exposed secrets.

The scanner identifies improper authorization flows, broken session handling, and auth/authz misconfigurations that violate OWASP standards. It surfaces access control gaps and insecure patterns to strengthen identity and permission enforcement before deployment.

Run the scanner on your codebase to analyze code-level security patterns, XSS/CSRF vulnerabilities, and configuration issues. The scanner produces structured results with concrete fixes, enabling you to address high-severity gaps before merging new features or releasing to production.

The security scanner applies OWASP-based rules to identify cross-site scripting (XSS) and cross-site request forgery (CSRF) vulnerabilities in web application code. It flags unsafe input handling and missing anti-CSRF protections, providing specific remediation steps for each issue.

The scanner performs code-level analysis focused on source code patterns, configuration files, and embedded secrets rather than runtime testing. It integrates into development workflows to catch OWASP risks, auth flaws, and secret exposure during pre-production reviews.