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latest_scan.json● complete
exposed-api-keyCRITICAL
src/lib/client.ts:12
⎘ fix prompt ready
sql-injectionHIGH
api/users/route.ts:34
⎘ fix prompt ready
cors-misconfiguredMEDIUM
next.config.js:8
⎘ fix prompt ready

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The problem

Security reports are useless if you can't fix the problem.
VibeScan gives you the fix.

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  • No actionable fixes
  • Requires security expertise
  • Long, unstructured reports
What most tools give you
Typical output
Rule: js.security.audit.detect-non-literal-regexp
Severity: WARNING

Message:
RegExp() called with a $ARG function argument. This may allow an attacker to trigger a Regular Expression Denial of Service (ReDoS), as regex evaluation can block the main thread.

If user-controlled input is used, this can lead to application slowdown or unresponsiveness. It is recommended to avoid dynamic regex construction or ensure that inputs are properly validated.

Consider using safe, pre-defined patterns, or a validation/sanitization library to mitigate potential ReDoS vulnerabilities.
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  • Plain-English explanations
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What you actually need
Plain-English explanation
Problem: User input is used inside a regex.
Why it matters: An attacker could cause your app to hang or crash.
What to do: Validate or sanitize the input before using it in RegExp.
Fix prompt (copy/paste)
You are a senior security engineer. Fix this issue safely.

Issue: Detect Non Literal Regexp (ReDoS risk)
File: src/lib/highlightText.tsx (line 25)

Current code:
const re = new RegExp(userInput, "i");

Goal:
Prevent user-controlled input from creating a dynamic RegExp.

Fix:
- Do NOT pass raw user input into new RegExp().
- Replace with one of:
  A) Escape userInput so it becomes a literal match, OR
  B) Use a safe allowlist of patterns, OR
  C) Avoid RegExp entirely (e.g., string includes) if possible.
- Keep existing behavior and add/adjust tests if needed.

Return:
1) The updated code (minimal diff)
2) A brief explanation of why this is safer

How it works

How it works

Three steps. No security expertise required.

  1. 1
    Sign in and connect your code

    Connect your GitHub repo or drop in a ZIP. No setup, no config files, no DevOps.

  2. 2
    VibeScan scans your code

    SAST code analysis and live app scanning surface real vulnerabilities, ranked by severity.

  3. 3
    Paste the fix prompt into your AI tool

    Copy the generated prompt straight into Cursor, Lovable, Bolt, or whatever AI coding tool you're using, and watch the issue disappear.

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