System_Audit_Report
> OUTPUT LOG: Example repository scan results.
TARGET: github.com/example/saas-starter
TIMESTAMP: October 24, 2026
[1] Security_Findings
VULN_01: JWT Secret Hardcoded
A JWT signing secret was found directly in source code (`src/auth/config.ts`). If exposed, attackers could generate valid authentication tokens and impersonate users.
Recommended_Fix:
Move secrets to environment variables (`process.env.JWT_SECRET`) and rotate the exposed key immediately.
VULN_02: Missing Rate Limiting on Auth Endpoints
Authentication endpoints (`/api/login`, `/api/reset-password`) do not implement rate limiting, increasing the risk of brute-force attacks.
Recommended_Fix:
Add request throttling using a library like `express-rate-limit` or Redis-based rate limiting.
[2] AI-Generated_Code_Review
ERR_01: Supabase RLS Disabled on Public Table
The `users_profiles` table has Row-Level Security (RLS) disabled. This is a common AI coding mistake where tables are created rapidly without proper security policies, allowing anyone with the anon key to read or modify all records.
Recommended_Fix:
Enable RLS on the table and add specific policies for SELECT and UPDATE operations based on `auth.uid()`.
[3] AI_Fix_Prompt_Generation
> Copy payload to agent
Fix: JWT Secret Hardcoded (Critical)
File: src/auth/config.ts
Issue: A JWT signing secret is hardcoded directly in source.
Instructions: Move the secret to an environment variable (JWT_SECRET), update config.ts to read from process.env.JWT_SECRET, add JWT_SECRET to .env.example, and rotate the existing exposed key.