vulnerability-scanner

Scanning software projects for exposed secrets and risky code patterns is done by analyzing source files and configurations to detect API keys, tokens, and dangerous constructs like eval or unsafe deserialization. This produces a structured JSON report with categorized findings and remediation guidance.

Checking dependency integrity for supply chain risks in npm and pip ecosystems involves analyzing package manifests to identify vulnerable dependencies. The scanner surfaces these risks and provides actionable findings categorized by severity within a structured JSON output.

Vulnerability scanning can be integrated into CI/CD workflows and standalone repositories across multiple languages. The tool analyzes package ecosystems like npm, yarn, and pip, alongside source files, to identify security risks and output structured JSON reports.

Identifying insecure configuration settings and risky headers requires analyzing project configuration files to detect insecure defaults and debug modes. The scanner automatically checks these settings to surface actionable security findings.

The vulnerability scanner outputs structured JSON reports designed for automated security analysis. These reports contain findings categorized by risk level, detailing issues in dependencies, secrets, code patterns, and configurations alongside actionable remediation guidance.

Source file security scanning detects dangerous code constructs including eval, exec, unsafe deserialization, and SQL string concatenation. It analyzes source files across languages to prioritize these risks and provide structured remediation guidance.