vulnerability-scanner

Scan your codebase for security vulnerabilities by auditing dependencies, secrets, and dangerous code patterns. The scanner provides structured findings with severity levels, file locations, and remediation guidance aligned to OWASP Top 10.

Detect leaked secrets and credentials in source files by running an automated scanner against your project directory. It identifies sensitive data exposure and provides remediation guidance to prevent credential leakage.

Yes, you can audit package manager dependencies for known supply-chain risks. The automated dependency audit surfaces vulnerabilities across common package managers and identifies supply-chain security issues.

Vulnerability scanning works across typical software projects spanning multiple languages and configurations. It applies to package managers and CI/CD pipelines to surface issues from dependencies to runtime configuration.

Identify dangerous code patterns like injection and unsafe deserialization by scanning your source code. The scanner detects insecure configurations and provides structured findings with severity and file locations.

Limitations when scanning for OWASP Top 10 configuration issues include dependence on static analysis of dependencies, secrets, and code patterns. It provides remediation guidance but cannot fully evaluate runtime environment contexts or dynamic application behavior.