vulnerability-scanner

To scan your codebase for security vulnerabilities and exposed secrets, run the Python-based security scanner with your project path and the --scan-type all flag. This initiates automated dependency checks, secret scanning, and configuration evaluation to identify risk.

Yes, this vulnerability scanner aligns with OWASP security standards by implementing specific checks for dependency risks (A03), secret exposure (A04), code pattern vulnerabilities (A05), and configuration weaknesses (A02) to evaluate project risk.

You can detect risky dependencies in your software project by executing the security scanner script against your project directory. It applies automated supply-chain checks to surface vulnerable libraries and prioritize remediation efforts.

Yes, you can integrate vulnerability scanning into a CI pipeline because the scanner is an extensible Python-based script driven by YAML frontmatter metadata. It evaluates configurations and code patterns suitable for automated pipeline execution.

The best way to find misconfigurations and code pattern risks in a repository is to run an automated security scan that evaluates configuration files and detects risky code patterns. This approach surfaces critical vulnerabilities for targeted remediation.

No, you do not need any external dependencies to run the security scanner. The tool relies solely on its internal Python-based script and YAML frontmatter-driven metadata to execute vulnerability scans, secret detection, and configuration checks.