Application Security

Secure Source Code Review

Manual, whitebox review of your codebase — combined with static analysis tooling — to find the flaws that only become visible when you can actually read the logic, before they ship to production.

Security engineer reviewing source code for vulnerabilities
Scope

What We Look For

Injection Vulnerabilities

SQL, command, and template injection introduced through unsanitized input handling.

Hardcoded Secrets

API keys, credentials, and signing material committed directly into the codebase.

Authentication Logic

Flawed session handling, password reset logic, and authorization checks in code.

Cryptographic Misuse

Weak algorithms, improper key management, and insecure random number generation.

Insecure Deserialization

Unsafe handling of serialized objects from untrusted sources.

Dependency Risk

Known-vulnerable third-party libraries and outdated packages in use.

Access Control Logic

Authorization checks that exist in code but can be bypassed or are inconsistently applied.

Insecure Configuration

Debug flags, verbose logging of sensitive data, and unsafe defaults left enabled.

CI/CD Pipeline Security

Optional review of build and deployment pipeline configuration for secret handling and access control.

Approach

Manual, Tool-Assisted

Static analysis first

SAST tooling gives fast, broad coverage across the codebase and surfaces candidate issues quickly.

Manual review closes the gap

A human reviewer then works through authentication, authorization, and business-critical logic that automated tools consistently misjudge or miss entirely — with every finding tied to an exact file and line.

FAQ

Source Code Review Questions

Which languages do you support?

Common web and mobile stacks — including JavaScript/TypeScript, Python, PHP, Java, Go, Ruby, C#, Swift, and Kotlin. Ask us about anything not listed.

Do you need full repository access?

No — this can be scoped to specific modules, such as authentication, payments, or a particular service, rather than an entire monorepo.

Can this be combined with a penetration test?

Yes — pairing a code review with web application testing gives both a whitebox and blackbox view of the same system.

Ready for a Code Review?

Tell us your stack and scope and we'll propose an approach.