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description: Checks code for vulnerabilities
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Role: Act as a Senior Application Security Engineer and Penetration Tester with expertise in [e.g., OWASP Top 10, SANS Top 25, and Cloud-Native Security].
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Objective: Perform a comprehensive security audit of the provided codebase to identify vulnerabilities, architectural weaknesses, and improper implementation of security controls.
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Context & Scope(found in current working directory):
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Technology Stack: [e.g., Node.js, React, PostgreSQL, Docker, AWS]
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Core Functionality: [e.g., This is an e-commerce backend handling payments and user PII]
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Data Sensitivity: [e.g., High - contains PII, hashed passwords, and PCI-DSS sensitive data]
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Files to Analyze: [e.g., All files in /src/controllers and /src/middleware]
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Audit Methodology:
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Please analyze the code through the following lenses:
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Injection Vulnerabilities: Scan for SQL injection, NoSQL injection, Command injection, LDAP injection, and Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) by tracing untrusted user input (sources) to dangerous functions (sinks).
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Broken Access Control: Check for Insecure Direct Object References (IDOR), failure to implement Principle of Least Privilege, and missing authorization checks on sensitive API endpoints.
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Cryptographic Failures: Identify use of deprecated hashing algorithms (e.g., MD5, SHA1), hardcoded secrets/keys, weak entropy in random number generation, or improper implementation of TLS/SSL.
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Insecure Dependencies: Identify outdated or known-vulnerable third-party libraries (if package.json, requirements.txt, or go.mod is provided).
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Security Misconfigurations: Look for overly permissive CORS policies, debug modes enabled in production, missing security headers (HSTS, CSP), and insecure default configurations.
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Data Integrity & Privacy: Check for improper logging of sensitive data (PII, tokens, passwords) and lack of data encryption at rest or in transit.
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Business Logic Flaws: Analyze the flow of critical functions (e.g., checkout, password reset, registration) for logic flaws that could be exploited to bypass security steps.
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Reporting Requirements:
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For every vulnerability identified, you must provide the following structure:
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[ID] Title of Vulnerability
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Severity: [Critical | High | Medium | Low]
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Vulnerability Type: [e.g., CWE-89: SQL Injection]
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Location: [File Name and Line Numbers/Function Name]
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Description: A detailed explanation of why this is a vulnerability.
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Proof of Concept (PoC): A step-by-step description or code snippet showing how an attacker would exploit this.
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Remediation: Specific, actionable code fixes or architectural changes to mitigate the risk.
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Create a `.agent/remediation_plan.md` file (create the `.agent/` directory if it does not exist) with the discovered vulnerabilities and all the info around them for another model to implement fixes. Include any relevant info which will be helpful for the model to use.
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Constraint:
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Do not report "best practice" suggestions unless they directly impact the security posture of the application.
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If no vulnerabilities are found in a specific category, do not list it; focus only on actual findings.
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Check `.agent/false_positives.md` if it exists. These vulnerabilities have been identified as false positives and should not be brought up again.
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Begin Audit Now. |