/security-scan

/security-scan

Scan your codebase for common security vulnerabilities.

What I Need

Tell me:

• What language/framework is your project?
• Any specific concerns (auth, API, data handling)?
• Scope: full scan or specific files?

Scan Coverage

OWASP Top 10 Checks

1. A01 - Injection - SQL, NoSQL, Command injection
2. A02 - Broken Auth - Session management, passwords
3. A03 - Sensitive Data - Encryption, data exposure
4. A04 - XXE - XML processing vulnerabilities
5. A05 - Access Control - Authorization flaws
6. A06 - Misconfig - Security settings, defaults
7. A07 - XSS - Cross-site scripting
8. A08 - Deserialization - Unsafe object handling
9. A09 - Vulnerable Components - Dependencies
10. A10 - Logging - Insufficient monitoring

Scan Process

Step 1: Static Analysis

I'll search for vulnerable patterns in your code:

• String concatenation in queries
• Eval/exec with user input
• Hardcoded secrets
• Missing input validation

Step 2: Dependency Check

I'll review your dependencies:

• Known CVEs
• Outdated packages
• Unused dependencies

Step 3: Configuration Review

I'll check security settings:

• CORS configuration
• Security headers
• Cookie settings
• Environment variables

Output

I'll provide:

• Severity-ranked findings
• Specific file:line locations
• Fix recommendations with code examples
• Links to relevant documentation

Quick Commands

# Run with Semgrep
semgrep --config=p/owasp-top-ten .

# Check dependencies (npm)
npm audit

# Check dependencies (Python)
pip-audit

# Scan secrets
gitleaks detect --source .