A professional 7-phase security auditing pipeline that identifies vulnerabilities, scans dependencies, and detects leaked secrets.
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The Security Scanner is a comprehensive audit framework designed to secure modern development projects. As a core component of your Openclaw Skills toolkit, this tool executes a rigorous 7-phase protocol that covers everything from initial reconnaissance to infrastructure hardening. It provides developers with a structured way to identify the OWASP Top 10 risks, including SQL injection, XSS, and broken authentication, before code reaches production.
This skill is particularly valuable for teams looking to automate their security posture without relying solely on heavy external platforms. By integrating these Openclaw Skills into your local environment, you can perform deep-level scans of your git history for leaked credentials and audit your application's dependency tree for known CVEs using industry-standard tools like npm audit, pip-audit, and cargo-audit.
To maximize the effectiveness of these Openclaw Skills, ensure your environment has the necessary tools installed for scanning your specific tech stack:
# Ensure git is available for history scanning
git --version
# Install stack-specific auditors
npm install -g npm # For Node.js projects
pip install pip-audit # For Python projects
cargo install cargo-audit # For Rust projects
The scan output is organized into a detailed report format to help developers prioritize fixes. The data is structured as follows:
| Component | Description |
|---|---|
| Executive Summary | A high-level count of Critical, High, Medium, and Low risks. |
| Finding Details | Includes the OWASP category, file location, impact, and remediation steps. |
| Dependency Table | Lists affected packages, CVE identifiers, and available fix versions. |
| Hardening Status | A PASS/FAIL checklist for security headers like HSTS and CSP. |
| Git History Log | Snippets of potential secrets found in the git commit logs. |
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