القائمة
Remediation patterns for authorization findings. Use after an audit confirms an authz or IDOR issue and the user asks for a fix — policy checks, ownership scoping.
التثبيت باستخدام Codex أو Claude انسخ هذا Prompt والصقه في Codex أو Claude أو مساعد آخر ليراجع صفحة Skill ويثبّتها لك.
استنادا إلى تصنيف SOC المهني
Full security, correctness, and operability audit of code. Use when reviewing a diff, endpoint, or feature for vulnerabilities or bugs without a specific topic in mind — security review, audit, code review for safety, "check this for issues".
Inbound token and webhook verification checklist. Use when code verifies JWTs, API keys, signed URLs, or webhook signatures — decode-without-verify, alg confusion, missing exp/aud/iss checks, kid/JWKS handling, HMAC over raw body, replay windows.
Insecure deserialization checklist. Use when untrusted bytes (request bodies, cookies, sessions, cache entries, queue messages, uploaded files) are deserialized — native object deserializers, polymorphic JSON/XML typing, unsafe YAML, or missing type allowlists.
Time, timezone, and clock-correctness checklist. Use when code stores or computes timestamps, durations, timeouts, or expiry — naive vs aware datetimes, server-local now(), wall-clock for elapsed time, DST and calendar math, cross-zone comparisons.
Caching correctness checklist. Use when reviewing caches — keys missing a user/tenant dimension, stale data after writes, cache stampede, cached errors, or per-user responses landing in a shared or CDN cache.
Numeric and money precision checklist. Use when code computes money, totals, taxes, or splits — float used for currency, ad hoc rounding, integer overflow, division remainders, or unit/currency mismatches.
| name | audit-fix-authz |
| description | Remediation patterns for authorization findings. Use after an audit confirms an authz or IDOR issue and the user asks for a fix — policy checks, ownership scoping. |
Read ../audit/references/remediation/authz-patterns.md and apply its patterns to fix the
confirmed findings the user referenced. Make the smallest change that restores
the invariant, and keep style consistent with the surrounding code.
