vulnerability-scanner

A repository vulnerability scan detects and prioritizes security risks across source code, dependencies, configurations, and secrets. It performs lockfile checks, npm audit, regex-based secret scanning, and configuration validation to produce a triage-ready JSON report.

Dependency and supply chain security scanning detects missing lockfiles, surfaces npm audit results when available, and flags supply-chain integrity risks. This helps teams identify vulnerable packages and prioritize remediation effort targeting what matters most to the business.

Yes, you can use regex-based secret scanning to detect API keys, tokens, cloud credentials, JWTs, and private keys in code and configuration files. This identifies exposed secrets across the repository during security reviews and dependency audits.

To find insecure configuration and dangerous code patterns, run a security scan that validates configurations for insecure debug flags, permissive CORS, and missing security headers. It also identifies injection, unsafe deserialization, and insecure SSL usage patterns across common languages.

Yes, this vulnerability scanner applies to CI/CD pipelines for web and cloud applications. It emits a JSON report during security reviews and dependency audits that teams can integrate into CI gates or feed into tracking workflows for prioritized fixes.

Regex-based pattern detection for code analysis identifies dangerous patterns like injection and unsafe deserialization, but may produce false positives or miss context-specific vulnerabilities. It is designed to prioritize critical risks rather than replace comprehensive manual security reviews.