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This commit adds a security audit report to the project. The audit found no exposed secrets, credentials, or insecure configurations. Co-authored-by: Snider <631881+Snider@users.noreply.github.com>
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Security Audit: Secrets & Configuration
Summary
A security audit was performed on the codebase to identify any exposed secrets, credentials, or insecure configurations. The audit included a review of the source code, configuration files, CI/CD pipelines, and Git history.
No exposed secrets, credentials, or insecure configurations were found.
The project follows best practices for managing secrets, such as using GitHub Secrets for CI/CD workflows.
Secret Detection
The following locations were scanned for secrets:
- Source code (all files)
- Configuration files (
.yml,.yaml,Makefile,package.json) - CI/CD configs (
.github/workflows/*.yml) - Git history
The following types of secrets were scanned for:
- API Keys (AWS, GCP, Azure, Stripe, etc.)
- Passwords
- Tokens (JWT secrets, OAuth tokens)
- Private Keys (SSH, SSL/TLS, signing keys)
- Database Credentials
No instances of hardcoded secrets were found.
Configuration Security
- Default Credentials: No default credentials were found in the codebase.
- Debug Mode: The project is a library and does not have a traditional "debug mode". No debug-related flags or settings were found to be enabled in a way that would be insecure in a production environment.
- Error Verbosity: The error messages in the library are concise and do not leak sensitive information or stack traces.
- CORS Policy: The project is a library and does not implement a web server, so CORS policies are not applicable.
- Security Headers: The project is a library and does not implement a web server, so security headers are not applicable.