vulnerability-scanner

To scan for security vulnerabilities, run a comprehensive security scanner on your project directory. This identifies known dependency vulnerabilities, hardcoded secrets, dangerous code patterns, and configuration misconfigurations before deployment.

To detect hardcoded secrets, perform a targeted secret scan on your code and configuration files. This identifies exposed API keys and passwords aligning with OWASP A04 insecure design practices to mitigate security risks.

Yes, you can check project dependencies for known vulnerabilities. A targeted dependency scan analyzes your project packages against security best practices and OWASP A03 injection risks to identify outdated or insecure libraries.

The best way to identify dangerous code patterns is to run a targeted code pattern analysis scan. This process flags risky code like injection vulnerabilities and insecure deserialization aligning with OWASP A05 security misconfiguration standards.

Yes, a full security scan reviews project configurations against security best practices. The configuration review checks for common security misconfigurations in project settings to prevent unintended exposure of sensitive data.

Yes, you can run a targeted scan for just secrets without analyzing dependencies. The scanner supports isolated scans for secrets, dependencies, code patterns, or configuration to fit specific vulnerability mitigation workflows.