Z-Audit: Security Audit for Vibe-Coded Projects

Scanning a web application for security vulnerabilities involves running an audit against the deployed URL to detect the tech stack and execute targeted checks. The process identifies exposed secrets, authentication flaws, API security issues, and dependency vulnerabilities automatically.

Automated code scanning detects exposed secrets and authentication bypasses by identifying the application's tech stack and executing targeted vulnerability checks. It analyzes web application endpoints using command-line tools like curl, grep, and jq to uncover security flaws.

Yes, you need curl, grep, and jq installed to audit your codebase for security flaws. The security audit requires these command-line tools to execute its comprehensive vulnerability checks and scan for sensitive data exposure.

Yes, you can check your API for CORS misconfigurations and security header issues. The security audit specifically scans for these infrastructure-specific vulnerabilities alongside authentication flaws and sensitive data exposure.

The best way to find dependency vulnerabilities in a deployed web application is to run an automated security audit. It detects the frontend frameworks and backend types, then executes targeted checks for known dependency vulnerabilities.

You should run a security audit on your newly deployed API immediately after deployment to catch critical issues before they are exploited. This ensures that exposed secrets, authentication bypasses, and API security issues are identified early.