No login. No email wall. We pointed our full security review at OWASP Juice Shop — a real, intentionally-vulnerable app — and published exactly what a client receives. Judge our work before you ever talk to us.
The score is just the doorway. Behind it: an app one request away from server takeover — every risk explained in plain business language and traced to the exact line of code.
We rank by what actually matters — business impact — so a founder knows where to look first, without reading a single line of code.
A crafted order request runs attacker code on your server — arbitrary code execution, full control.
User input is evaluated as code, letting an attacker inject and run their own logic inside your app.
A secret embedded in the code grants direct access — anyone who reads it walks straight in.
A real finding from this report. The automated rule flagged the obvious eval() calls — and walked right past the one that actually owns your server.
// flagged the literal eval()s… userProfile.ts:61 eval() → noted captcha.ts:22 eval() → noted // …but stopped at the alias. b2bOrder.ts:23 safeEval(...) → ignored the real server-takeover sink
req.body.orderLinesData │ user-controlled input ▼ vm.createContext(sandbox) vm.runInContext( 'safeEval(orderLinesData)') │ 'notevil' pkg — known escapes ▼ remote code execution
We traced user input through an aliased import inside a vm context — a sink a rule-based scanner can't follow. That's the difference you're paying for: judgment, not noise.
Most reports stop at the bad news. Ours bundles 75 ready-to-paste prompts — drop one into Claude or Cursor and the fix writes itself, grounded in your exact code. You close the loop the same day.
A real one, straight from this report →
# Fix-Ready Prompt · CWE-94 · Critical Remediate the RCE at routes/b2bOrder.ts:23. Replace the safeEval / vm block (lines 19–23) with JSON.parse(orderLinesData) inside a try/catch and a strict size limit. Validate the result against an ajv schema. Drop the 'notevil' + 'vm' dependency — neither is a real sandbox. # grounded in your file · verified unique anchor
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We published the whole report — every risk, every fix, even the flaws other tools walk past — because the work should sell itself.
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You just read what we'd hand you. Same depth, same fixes — on your codebase, in days, not weeks.