owasp-security

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Audited by Socket on Oct 21, 2026

4 alerts found:

Securityx3Anomaly
SecurityMEDIUM
examples/logging-monitoring-failures.py

The fragment is not valid Python as supplied because several assignments are incomplete. It contains no evident malware or network exfiltration, but VulnerableLogger explicitly writes plaintext passwords, API keys, database connection strings, and payment card numbers to logging handlers, creating a serious sensitive-data exposure risk; file handlers target /var/log/app.log and /var/log/security.log. Confidence is high that these logging risks are present, while the behavior of omitted authentication implementations cannot be assessed.

Confidence: 98%Severity: 70%
SecurityMEDIUM
examples/xss.html

This HTML demonstrates a direct reflected DOM XSS vulnerability: the `vulnerable` query parameter flows into `innerHTML` without sanitization. The API comment is also inserted into `innerHTML` without visible escaping, creating a potential XSS path if attacker-controlled. The `textContent` example is safe for text, and the DOMPurify example sanitizes before HTML insertion; the CSP is only documented in a comment and is not enforced by this file. Severity is high for the vulnerable rendering path, but the code shows no evidence of malware or data theft; the external library host is `cdn[.]jsdelivr[.]net`.

Confidence: 99%Severity: 78%
AnomalyLOW
examples/broken-access-control.py

This is a Flask demonstration containing intentionally vulnerable routes alongside access-controlled routes. The vulnerable endpoints expose user records and allow unauthenticated refund-success responses; the admin POST route also accepts unauthenticated input but only echoes it. A hardcoded Flask session-signing secret is unsafe for deployment and could enable forged sessions if used as shown. No malware behavior or external domains, URLs, or IP addresses are present; overall severity is moderate due to the authorization flaws and session-secret weakness.

Confidence: 99%Severity: 58%
SecurityMEDIUM
examples/k8s-rbac.yaml

This YAML is an instructional example, not executable malware, but applying its vulnerable documents creates severe Kubernetes security exposure. The wildcard ClusterRole is bound to app-sa, and the privileged root pod uses that same service account, so the later least-privilege RoleBinding does not remove its broad access. The manifest also embeds apparent database-password and API-key values and mounts a Secret read-write; treat those values as compromised if genuine. Severity is high for a cluster where the vulnerable documents are applied; no external domains, URLs, or IP addresses are present.

Confidence: 99%Severity: 88%
Audit Metadata
Analyzed At
Oct 21, 2026, 05:23 PM
Package URL
pkg:socket/skills-sh/davila7%2Fclaude-code-templates%2Fowasp-security%2F@089de619c9cd61a259d8aa9655ccc173cc2bbd78