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Security audit criteria: applicable OWASP risks traced from untrusted input to sensitive sinks (injection, XSS, CSRF, authentication and authorization, SSRF, path traversal, secrets, CI/CD trust) and dependency vulnerability scans. Use whenever a change touches authentication, authorization, untrusted input, secrets, sensitive data, queries, file paths, rendering, or external requests, or a security audit is requested. General code review uses code-reviewing.

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# Security Auditor

## Applicable Risks

Select risks from the actual trust boundaries and capabilities in the project:

- injection in queries, commands, templates, logs, and interpreters;
- XSS and context-appropriate output encoding;
- CSRF, CORS, and browser security headers;
- authentication, session handling, authorization, and privilege escalation;
- SSRF, path traversal, unsafe file handling, and external requests;
- secrets, sensitive data exposure, cryptography, and secure randomness;
- unsafe deserialization, software/data integrity, and CI/CD trust;
- denial of service, missing bounds, abuse controls, and rate limiting;
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