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security-audit

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Perform comprehensive security reviews and vulnerability assessments across codebases, APIs, and microservices. Covers OWASP Top 10 detection, input sanitization, authentication/authorization validation, credential leakage prevention, and secure code-authoring workflows. Use before commits, during PR reviews, or when handling sensitive data.

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    All external user input validated with strict schemas before processing.

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SKILL.md

Security Audit

Consolidated capability for auditing codebase security, validating authentication/authorization boundaries, preventing credential exposure, and enforcing secure development standards.

When to Activate

  • Reviewing code that handles user input, authentication, payments, or file system access.
  • Conducting pre-commit security audits of API endpoints, database queries, and environment configs.
  • Scanning for hardcoded secrets, API tokens, SQL injection, XSS, SSRF, or path traversal vulnerabilities.
  • Verifying rate limiting, CORS policies, and CSRF protection on public endpoints.

When NOT to Activate

  • Auditing AI agent harness configurations (.claude/, .agents/, hooks, MCP allowlists) (use agentshield).
  • General code quality or naming refactoring (use technical-documentation).

Core Execution Workflow

  1. Mandatory Security Checklist:
    • Zero hardcoded credentials or API keys.
    • All external user input validated with strict schemas before processing.
    • Parameterized SQL/database queries (no string concatenation).
    • Rate limiting and CSRF protection enabled on all mutable endpoints.
    • Consult references/codebase-security-audit.md.
  2. Secure Code-Authoring Review:
    • Execute the 6-phase review before any commit touching auth, payments, or sensitive state.
    • Consult references/secure-coding-review.md.

Modular Reference Directory

Reference ModulePrimary FocusSource Provenance
codebase-security-audit.mdComprehensive 6-phase security review, vulnerability classification, reportshamzzaqureshi/gravidex (secure-audit)
secure-coding-review.mdCode-authoring security triggers, auth checklists, OWASP patternsaffaan-m/ECC (security-review)

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