vulnerability-scanner

To scan for hardcoded secrets and vulnerabilities, you can run a comprehensive security analysis on your project directory. This process uses regex-based pattern matching to identify exposed API keys and dangerous code patterns, providing actionable findings for remediation.

Dependency auditing is the process of checking project libraries against databases of known security flaws. It utilizes tools like npm audit to identify supply chain vulnerabilities, targeting OWASP A03 issues to help you prioritize updates and reduce the risk of breaches.

Yes, you can run a security scan before deploying a new feature to check for dangerous code patterns and common security misconfigurations. This ensures no new secrets were accidentally committed and verifies the code does not introduce common injection or XSS exploits.

Yes, the scanner operates autonomously without requiring external dependencies. It leverages built-in scripts and regex-based pattern matching alongside standard audit commands to perform comprehensive security analysis of your codebase, dependencies, and configurations directly.

The best way to identify OWASP top 10 risks is through code pattern analysis that scans for dangerous coding conventions. This detects potential injection, XSS, and other exploits, while configuration reviews target misconfigurations to ensure compliance with security best practices.