Check your code for injection vulnerabilities
Injection flaws — SQL, command, and similar — top every vulnerability list for a reason. Scan your code to flag risky patterns and get safer alternatives.
Injection happens whenever untrusted input is mixed straight into a query, command, or template. It is one of the oldest classes of bug and still one of the most damaging, because a single unparameterized query can expose an entire database.
This scan flags the patterns that lead to injection: string-built SQL, shell commands assembled from user input, and unsafe interpolation — and it points you toward the safe alternative, like parameterized queries or proper escaping, rather than just naming the risk.
It is a heuristic review that catches common injection shapes fast. It will not prove your code is injection-free, so treat it as a strong first pass and pair it with parameterized-query discipline and, for critical systems, a specialist review.
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🛡️Code Security Audit
Heuristic pre-ship security scan — injection, secrets, auth, with fixes.
Frequently asked questions
How do I check my code for SQL injection? +
Scan for queries built by string concatenation with untrusted input. The tool flags these and points you to parameterized queries as the safe fix.
Does it cover more than SQL injection? +
Yes — it also flags command injection and unsafe interpolation patterns, with safer alternatives for each.
Can it prove my code is injection-free? +
No — it is a heuristic first pass. Combine it with parameterized-query discipline and a specialist review for critical systems.
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