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Found 2 issues in this PR (1 critical, 1 high)
🔴 CRITICAL — Hardcoded Secret
File: src/services/payment.js · Line: 12
const stripeKey = "sk_live_abc123...";Issue: Live Stripe secret key hardcoded in source. Anyone with repo access can use this key.
Fix: Move to process.env.STRIPE_SECRET_KEY and rotate the exposed key immediately.
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User input concatenated directly into SQL query strings
critical
User-controlled IDs fetched without ownership verification
critical
Privilege escalation, session bugs, CSRF, and replay attacks
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Race conditions, cache poisoning, and multi-step attack vectors
high
Unsanitised user content rendered into HTML responses
high
User input passed to dangerous operations without sanitisation
high
Auth endpoints or sensitive actions without rate limiting
high
User input used in file system operations without validation
high
Vulnerable packages, unsafe imports, and dependency risks
medium
User-controlled redirect URLs accepted without validation
medium
Stack traces or database errors exposed in client responses
medium
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