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code-security-review

Scans source code for security vulnerabilities — injection flaws, authentication bypasses, hardcoded secrets, XSS, and more — then filters false positives and ranks findings by severity and confidence. Supports all programming languages. Uses a three-phase audit-filter-report workflow with customizable scan categories and filtering rules. Use when the user asks for a security review, vulnerability scan, security audit, code security check, or wants to find security bugs in their code.

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code-security-review
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Scans source code for security vulnerabilities — injection flaws, authentication bypasses, hardcoded secrets, XSS, and more — then filters false positives and ranks findings by severity and confidence. Supports all programming languages. Uses a three-phase audit-filter-report workflow with customizable scan categories and filtering rules. Use when the user asks for a security review, vulnerability scan, security audit, code security check, or wants to find security bugs in their code.
# Code Security Review Skill This skill follows a strictly ordered, three-phase process: audit, filter, then report. Complete all phases in sequence — do not report findings until filtering is complete. --- ## Skill Components Before starting, read all of the following resource files: | Resource | Path | Read Requirement | |----------|------|-----------------| | **Audit Prompt** | `resources/audit-prompt.md` | MUST read before Phase 1 | | **Hard Exclusion Patterns** | `resources/hard-exclusion-patterns.md` | MUST read before Phase 2 | | **False Positive Filtering Rules** | `resources/filtering-rules.md` | MUST read before Phase 2 | | **Customization Guide** | `resources/customization-guide.md` | Read if project-specific rules are needed | --- ## Execution Process --- ### Phase 1: Security Audit **Goal:** Produce a raw list of candidate findings. Cast a wide net — do not filter at this stage. 1. Read `resources/audit-prompt.md` before starting analysis. 2. Execute the three-phase analysis defined in that document: - **Phase 1a — Codebase Context Research**: Security frameworks, auth patterns, threat model. - **Phase 1b — Comparative Analysis**: Compare code against secure patterns, flag deviations. - **Phase 1c — Vulnerability Assessment**: Trace data flows, injection points, privilege boundaries. 3. Produce a raw findings list in this internal format (not shown to user yet): ``` RAW FINDING #N - Title: <short title> - File: <path:line> - Category: <e.g. path_traversal, sql_injection, rce> - Severity: HIGH / MEDIUM / LOW - Description: <what the bug is> - Attack Path: <how an attacker exploits it step by step> ``` **Checkpoint:** Phase 1 is complete when you have a full raw findings list (can be 0 items). --- ### Phase 2: Filter Findings **Goal:** Remove false positives. Apply this phase to every item from Phase 1, even if a finding seems obviously valid. #### Step 2a — Hard Exclusion Pass Read `resources/hard-exclusion-patterns.md`. For each raw finding, check: - Does the title or description match any hard exclusion pattern (DOS, rate limiting, resource management, open redirect, memory safety in non-C/C++, regex injection, SSRF in HTML)? - Is the file a Markdown (`.md`) file? If YES → mark finding as **`EXCLUDED (Hard Pattern)`** with the matching rule name. #### Step 2b — AI Filtering Pass Read `resources/filtering-rules.md`. For each non-excluded finding, produce this table row: | # | Title | Hard Excl? | Precedent Hit? | Concrete Attack Path? | Confidence (1-10) | Decision | Reason | |---|-------|-----------|----------------|-----------------------|-------------------|----------|--------| | 1 | ... | No | No | Yes | 9 | KEEP | Directly exploitable, specific code path | | 2 | ... | No | UUID unguessable (Precedent #2) | Conditional | 5 | EXCLUDE | UUID ID guessing required | **Confidence scoring uses the 1-10 scale from `filtering-rules.md`:** | Score | Meaning | Action | |-------|---------|--------| | 1-3 | Low confidence, likely false positive | **EXCLUDE** | | 4-6 | Medium confidence, needs investigation | **EXCLUDE** (unless very concrete) | | 7-10 | High confidence, likely true vulnerability | **KEEP** | **Rule:** Any finding with Confidence < 7 is excluded. **Checkpoint:** Phase 2 is complete when every raw finding has a row in the filter table with a KEEP/EXCLUDE decision. --- ### Phase 3: Report (Only KEPT findings) **Goal:** Output only the findings that survived Phase 2 filtering. Output the filter table first, then the detailed findings. #### Filter Summary Table (always show this) Show the Phase 2 table so the reader can see the filtering decisions. #### Detailed Finding Report (only KEPT items) For each KEPT finding, output: ``` ## Vuln N: <Category>: `<file:line>` * Severity: HIGH / MEDIUM / LOW * Confidence: <1-10 score> / 10 * Description: <what the vulnerability is> * Exploit Scenario: <concrete step-by-step attack> * Recommendation: <specific fix> ``` #### Non-Findings Summary List EXCLUDED findings briefly: ``` ## Excluded Findings (N total) | # | Title | Reason | |---|-------|--------| | 1 | Missing rate limiting | Hard exclusion: rate limiting | ``` --- ## Severity Reference | Severity | Criteria | |----------|----------| | **HIGH** | Directly exploitable: RCE, data breach, authentication bypass | | **MEDIUM** | Requires specific conditions but has significant impact | | **LOW** | Defense-in-depth issues or lower-impact vulnerabilities |
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