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springboot-security

by affaan-m

springboot-security is a practical Spring Boot security guide for authentication, authorization, validation, CSRF/CORS, secrets, headers, rate limiting, and dependency checks. Use the springboot-security skill for Security Audit work or to harden a Java service with fewer security misconfiguration risks.

Security Audit
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perl-security

by affaan-m

perl-security helps you review Perl code for safer input handling, taint mode, shell execution, DBI placeholders, and web security issues like XSS, SQLi, and CSRF. Use this perl-security skill for Security Audit work, remediation planning, and secure development when user-controlled data reaches sensitive sinks.

Security Audit
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laravel-security

by affaan-m

The laravel-security skill is a practical Laravel security checklist for authn/authz, validation, CSRF, mass assignment, file uploads, secrets, rate limiting, and secure deployment. Use it for audits, feature reviews, and hardening work in Laravel apps.

Security Audit
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django-security

by affaan-m

django-security is a practical guide for hardening Django apps with authentication, authorization, CSRF, XSS, SQL injection prevention, secure cookies, and production settings. It helps developers and reviewers run a focused Security Audit, quickly spot risky config, and apply concrete fixes before deployment.

Security Audit
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security-and-hardening

by addyosmani

The security-and-hardening skill helps harden application code before release. Use it for user input, auth, sessions, sensitive data, file uploads, webhooks, and external services, with concrete checks like input validation, parameterized queries, output encoding, secure cookies, HTTPS, and secrets handling.

Security Audit
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exploiting-api-injection-vulnerabilities

by mukul975

exploiting-api-injection-vulnerabilities skill for Security Audit teams testing APIs for SQL injection, NoSQL injection, command injection, LDAP injection, and SSRF across parameters, headers, and request bodies. This guide helps you spot risky inputs, compare baseline responses, and validate whether backend interactions are injectable.

Security Audit
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