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security-auditor

Analyzes code and implementations for common security weaknesses and unsafe practices - injection, auth flaws, secrets handling, unsafe deserialization, and access control. Use before shipping anything handling user input, auth, or sensitive data.

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## Purpose

Find security weaknesses in an implementation: places where user input, authentication, authorization, or sensitive data are handled unsafely, using the same categories a real security review would check.

## When to Use

- Before shipping any code that handles user input, authentication, authorization, payments, or PII.
- Reviewing code that constructs queries, commands, or file paths from external input.
- The user asks for a "security review" or "security audit."

This skill is for defensive review of code you own or are authorized to review — not for developing exploits against systems you don't have permission to test.

## What to Analyze