Security & Code Audit for Django Projects

CodeAudit.dev checks your Django codebase for the vulnerabilities, performance issues, and architecture problems most common to Django applications.

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Common Django Issues

DEBUG=True exposed in production environments

Missing CSRF protection on forms or API endpoints

Insecure SECRET_KEY handling

Unrestricted ALLOWED_HOSTS

Raw SQL queries vulnerable to injection

Misconfigured media and static files

Missing authentication on sensitive views

Example Finding

[Critical]

Raw SQL Query Vulnerable to Injection

A raw SQL query is executed using string formatting with user input instead of parameterized queries. This allows an attacker to manipulate the query and access or modify unauthorized data.

Fix:Use Django's ORM whenever possible. If raw SQL is required, use parameterized queries by passing variables as a list to the execute() method.

Why Django Projects Need Specialized Checks

Django comes with many 'batteries included' for security, but misconfigurations can easily negate them. Deploying with DEBUG=True, mismanaging the SECRET_KEY, or bypassing the ORM with raw SQL can lead to devastating breaches. CodeAudit evaluates your Django settings, views, and models to ensure you're utilizing the framework's built-in protections correctly.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does CodeAudit check Django REST Framework (DRF)?

Yes. We analyze your DRF serializers, viewsets, and permissions classes to ensure proper authorization.

Can it find misconfigured Django settings?

Yes. We inspect settings.py for insecure configurations like missing ALLOWED_HOSTS or hardcoded credentials.

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