stacks-security-audit

To perform a security audit on a Stacks application, run a comprehensive analysis covering attack surface mapping, OWASP Top 10/STRIDE evaluation, and dependency auditing across API routes, auth flows, middleware, and config files to generate concrete exploit scenarios.

STRIDE threat modeling evaluates applicable security categories by identifying concrete exploit scenarios and providing remediation guidance for entry points, type, and authentication requirements across your data handling and middleware.

Mapping the attack surface of API routes and auth flows involves identifying entry points, evaluating input validation considerations, and outlining authentication requirements to structure security findings into concrete, high-confidence outputs.

Auditing third-party dependencies for known vulnerabilities and misconfigurations involves assessing your project's external libraries to identify security risks and generating a structured dependency audit section within your overall security report.

Yes, OWASP Top 10 analysis can be applied to config and services.ts files to evaluate applicable security categories, generating concrete exploit scenarios and remediation guidance for any findings within your Stacks application setup.

Vague security warnings are insufficient because effective security analysis requires every finding to include a realistic, concrete exploit scenario to demonstrate the actual risk and provide actionable remediation guidance.