51ayushsharma-cloud/aditya-boost-backend
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## Code-quality scan: `51ayushsharma-cloud/aditya-boost-backend` **Score: 63/100 (D)** · 12 findings · scanned 2026-05-27 14:03 UTC · 47 LOC | Severity | Count | |---|---| | CRITICAL | 0 | | HIGH | 2 | | MEDIUM | 7 | | LOW | 2 | 📊 [Full filterable report](https://repobility.com/scan/65129156-d7b4-4dfa-a1d1-37d000c3d85e/) ·  ### Top findings 1. **HIGH** `SEC135` — Auth/permission check missing on AI-generated endpoint `app.py:23` · CWE-862 2. **HIGH** `CORE_NO_TESTS` — No test files found 3. **MEDIUM** `CFG006` — Missing .gitignore 4. **MEDIUM** `SEC123` — Production stack trace / debug output exposed `app.py:47` · A09:2021 Security Logging & Monitoring Failures 5. **MEDIUM** `AUC001` — No Repobility access matrix policy found CWE-285 · WSTG-AUTHZ --- **Security note**: this issue is public. If any flagged finding is a real, exploitable vulnerability, please redirect to your `SECURITY.md` policy or open a [private security advisory](https://docs.github.com/en/code-security/security-advisories/guidance-on-reporting-and-writing-information-about-vulnerabilities/privately-reporting-a-security-vulnerability) instead. We're happy to close this and re-submit privately. --- _Filed automatically. Close this issue if not useful — we won't refile. Full report: https://repobility.com/scan/65129156-d7b4-4dfa-a1d1-37d000c3d85e/_
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