sharp-edges

To identify security footguns in API design, evaluate the interface boundary for dangerous defaults, algorithm selection, and zero/empty/null edge cases. This analysis spots insecure configurations and suggests secure-by-default remedies.

A secure-by-default assessment detects dangerous defaults and configuration cliffs that invite insecure usage. It evaluates API libraries and configuration schemas to guide remediation of design flaws enabling misconfigurations.

Threat modeling for lazy or confused developers uses structured questions to model attacker behaviors and usage mistakes. It assesses API surfaces to provide patterns preventing insecure implementations and mitigating risk.

Yes, you can analyze cryptographic interface security without external dependencies. The assessment identifies insecure algorithm selections and configuration validation issues directly within authentication and authorization interfaces.

The best way to document dangerous defaults in API libraries is to map zero/empty/null edge cases and configuration cliffs. This highlights design flaws and proposes concrete secure-by-default improvements for safer usage.