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check-authentication
Analyzes PHP code for authentication issues. Detects weak password handling, insecure sessions, missing auth checks, token vulnerabilities.
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# Authentication Security Check
Analyze PHP code for authentication vulnerabilities.
## Detection Patterns
### 1. Weak Password Handling
```php
// CRITICAL: Plain text password storage
$user->setPassword($_POST['password']);
// CRITICAL: Weak hashing (MD5, SHA1)
$hash = md5($password);