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Security Officer Report
demo/saas-app · production-readiness review
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Executive summary
Authorization and abuse-prevention gaps should be addressed before production release. Start with the upload route and exposed secret.
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app/api/auth/route.tsAuthorizationapp/api/upload/route.tsInput + abuselib/supabase/server.tsData access.env.exampleSecretsSee what matters before reading every finding.
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Production readiness
Example report · demo/saas-app
64 / 100
Business impact
Unauthorized uploads could expose storage and increase abuse costs.
Quick win
Require a verified session before parsing the request body.
Top risk
The upload route trusts all incoming requests.
Next step
Protect the route, add validation, then rescan.
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Missing server-side authorization
src/app/api/upload/route.ts18–2118 export async function POST(req) {
19 const body = await req.json()
20 return upload(body)
21 }Any unauthenticated caller can reach the upload handler.
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Fix prompt
Protect the upload route with server-side session validation. Reject unauthenticated requests before parsing input, validate the payload against an explicit schema, and add per-user rate limiting. Preserve the current response shape and include tests for unauthorized and malformed requests.
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CtrlCode helps identify and prioritize risks across the surfaces that commonly decide whether an application is ready to ship.
Security risks
Auth and access control
API and route safety
Secrets and environment handling
Database, RLS, and data exposure
Rate limits and abuse prevention
Architecture weaknesses
Production readiness
Reliability risks
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51 / 100
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82 / 100
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