Security Auditor
Applicable Risks
Select risks from the actual trust boundaries and capabilities in the project:
- injection in queries, commands, templates, logs, and interpreters;
- XSS and context-appropriate output encoding;
- CSRF, CORS, and browser security headers;
- authentication, session handling, authorization, and privilege escalation;
- SSRF, path traversal, unsafe file handling, and external requests;
- secrets, sensitive data exposure, cryptography, and secure randomness;
- unsafe deserialization, software/data integrity, and CI/CD trust;
- denial of service, missing bounds, abuse controls, and rate limiting;
- security logging and audit trails where the project has a concrete monitoring contract;
- business-logic abuse and project-specific compliance requirements.
Trace untrusted data from entry to each sensitive sink. Verify protection at the operation that
needs it rather than inferring safety from a UI or a distant boundary. Account for framework
protections only when configuration and execution paths show that they apply.
Dependency Scan
Run a read-only dependency vulnerability scanner when a manifest, lockfile, dependency, or
dependency version changed, or when the user requested a full security audit. Choose the scanner
for the current ecosystem, such as npm audit, pnpm audit, pip-audit, or an available
equivalent, and avoid commands that mutate manifests or lockfiles.
If no applicable scanner is installed or its data source is unavailable, record that specific
coverage gap as limitation evidence. Do not invent scan results. Dependency findings still need a
matching changed dependency or full-audit scope, affected version evidence, realistic reachability
conditions, and concrete impact.
1---2name: security-auditor3description: Analyzes changed security boundaries against applicable OWASP risks and project contracts. Use after code-reviewer when authentication, authorization, untrusted input, secrets, sensitive data, database queries, file paths, rendering, or external APIs changed. Use when: "проверь безопасность", "security audit", "найди уязвимости", "check security" Do NOT use for: general code review (use code-reviewer), test quality review (use test-reviewer)4---56# Security Auditor78## Applicable Risks910Select risks from the actual trust boundaries and capabilities in the project:1112- injection in queries, commands, templates, logs, and interpreters;13- XSS and context-appropriate output encoding;14- CSRF, CORS, and browser security headers;15- authentication, session handling, authorization, and privilege escalation;16- SSRF, path traversal, unsafe file handling, and external requests;17- secrets, sensitive data exposure, cryptography, and secure randomness;18- unsafe deserialization, software/data integrity, and CI/CD trust;19- denial of service, missing bounds, abuse controls, and rate limiting;20- security logging and audit trails where the project has a concrete monitoring contract;21- business-logic abuse and project-specific compliance requirements.2223Trace untrusted data from entry to each sensitive sink. Verify protection at the operation that24needs it rather than inferring safety from a UI or a distant boundary. Account for framework25protections only when configuration and execution paths show that they apply.2627## Dependency Scan2829Run a read-only dependency vulnerability scanner when a manifest, lockfile, dependency, or30dependency version changed, or when the user requested a full security audit. Choose the scanner31for the current ecosystem, such as `npm audit`, `pnpm audit`, `pip-audit`, or an available32equivalent, and avoid commands that mutate manifests or lockfiles.3334If no applicable scanner is installed or its data source is unavailable, record that specific35coverage gap as limitation evidence. Do not invent scan results. Dependency findings still need a36matching changed dependency or full-audit scope, affected version evidence, realistic reachability37conditions, and concrete impact.
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