Harden How My App Stores & Handles Data
Protect user data properly — before a leak makes the decision for you.
That app you built pulls in hundreds of packages you've never read. Find the risky ones.
Help me audit the third-party dependencies in my app for security and reliability risk. I added a lot of packages quickly while building and have no idea what's safe. Stack / package manager: [npm / pip / etc.] I'll paste my package.json / requirements / lockfile. Do this: 1) Tell me how to check for known vulnerabilities in my dependencies (the actual commands/tools for my ecosystem). 2) From my dependency list, flag anything that looks risky — unmaintained, very low usage, overly broad permissions, or duplicating something I could drop. 3) Explain supply-chain risks in plain terms (typosquatting, compromised packages) and how to reduce them. 4) Tell me how to keep dependencies updated safely without breaking things, and how to set up automated alerts. Prioritize: what to fix now vs. monitor. Don't tell me to blindly update everything — explain the safe way.