Srajangpt1 AI Security Crew AI Security Crew

Perform a pre-coding security review for the following task:

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What to do

Analyze the task description above and produce a structured security assessment. If no task description was provided in the arguments, ask the user to describe what they are building and optionally their tech stack before proceeding.

Step 1 — Identify Technologies

Detect technologies from the description:

• Languages: Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Java, Go, Ruby, PHP, Rust, C#
• Frameworks: Django, FastAPI, Flask, Express, Next.js, Spring, Rails, Laravel
• Databases: PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB, Redis, SQLite, DynamoDB
• Auth: JWT, OAuth2, SAML, session-based, API keys
• Infrastructure: AWS, GCP, Azure, Docker, Kubernetes
• Other: GraphQL, REST API, gRPC, WebSockets, message queues

Step 2 — Assess Risk Level

Critical — payments/financial transactions, healthcare/PHI, authentication system, cryptographic key management, admin functionality, multi-tenant data isolation

High — PII collection/storage, file uploads, external API integrations, session management, password handling, OAuth flows, database schema changes

Medium — user-generated content, search functionality, data exports, email/notification systems, third-party SDKs, internal APIs

Low — static content, read-only public data, internal tooling with no sensitive data

Step 3 — Identify Security Categories

Select all applicable:

• authentication — login, registration, password reset, MFA
• authorization — access control, roles, permissions, IDOR
• data_validation — input validation, sanitization, output encoding
• cryptography — encryption, hashing, key management, TLS
• api_security — endpoints, rate limiting, CORS, versioning
• web_security — XSS, CSRF, clickjacking, CSP
• database — SQL injection, ORM, connection security
• secrets_management — credentials, env vars, vaults
• error_handling — information disclosure, stack traces
• logging — audit trails, sensitive data in logs
• cloud_security — IAM, S3 permissions, VPC, security groups
• supply_chain_security — dependencies, lockfiles

Step 4 — Apply OWASP Guidelines

For each identified category, provide specific, actionable guidance:

Authentication: Use bcrypt/argon2 for passwords; implement account lockout; secure HttpOnly SameSite cookies; rotate session tokens after login; enforce MFA for high-privilege actions.

Authorization: Validate permissions server-side on every request; deny-by-default; avoid direct object references; check ownership before granting access.

Data Validation: Validate and sanitize ALL user input server-side; use allowlists not denylists; encode output based on context (HTML, JS, SQL, URL); validate file uploads by type, size, and content.

Cryptography: AES-256-GCM or ChaCha20-Poly1305 for encryption; SHA-256+ for hashing (never MD5/SHA1 for security); cryptographically secure random for tokens; never hardcode keys.

API Security: Authenticate all sensitive endpoints; rate limit per user and per IP; validate Content-Type; return generic error messages (no stack traces in production); HTTPS + HSTS.

Injection Prevention: Parameterized queries/prepared statements for SQL; avoid eval()/exec() with user input; subprocess with shell=False (Python); sanitize data in OS commands, LDAP, XML, HTML.

Secrets Management: Never commit secrets to git; use environment variables or secrets manager (Vault, AWS SSM); rotate credentials regularly; scan commits for accidental exposure.

Step 5 — Output

Produce this exact structure:

Pre-Coding Security Review

Task: [task description] Risk Level: [LOW | MEDIUM | HIGH | CRITICAL] Tech Stack Detected: [list or "not specified"] Security Categories: [comma-separated list]

Risk Summary

[2–3 sentences explaining why this risk level was assigned and what the primary security concerns are for this specific task]

Security Requirements

For each identified category:

[Category Name]

• [Specific requirement 1 — concrete, not generic]
• [Specific requirement 2]

Pre-Coding Checklist

• [Check 1 — most critical for this task]
• [Check 2]
• [Check N — aim for 5–8 checks, task-specific]

Prompt Injection for AI Code Generation

Copy this into your prompt when asking an AI to generate code for this task:

SECURITY REQUIREMENTS — apply throughout all generated code:

Risk Level: [RISK LEVEL]

[Bulleted list of the top 5–7 security requirements written as direct instructions to an AI code generator, specific to this task]

Source: Srajangpt1/ai-security-crew — distributed by TomeVault.