Security Audit
Share code, config or a public repo and Seba audits it like a security lead — secrets in history, risky dependencies, OWASP and auth holes, CI/CD exposure — then returns a ranked report with severity and a fix for each. It reports findings; it does not patch your systems. Billed per run.
A posture report you can act on, not a scanner dump
Ranked by severity
Every finding is rated Critical / High / Medium with the blast radius and a concrete remediation, so you fix the unlocked doors first.
Infrastructure first, not just code
The real attack surface is secrets in git history, risky dependencies and CI/CD exposure — Seba starts there, then covers OWASP and auth in your code.
Evidence for every finding
Seba shows where it found each issue — the file, the commit, the config line — and filters placeholders and test fixtures so you’re not chasing noise.
Just share code or a repo
Send a snippet, config, or a public repo URL in Telegram. The report comes back as a file, billed per run — nothing to install.
What the audit checks
The framework a security lead runs, applied to what you share.
- Secrets archaeology — leaked keys and tokens in git history and tracked .env files
- Dependency supply chain — known CVEs, install scripts, missing or stale lockfiles
- CI/CD pipeline — unpinned actions, secrets in logs, injectable workflow triggers
- Auth & access — weak session handling, missing checks, broken access control
- OWASP Top 10 — injection, XSS, SSRF, misconfiguration and the rest of the list
- Webhooks & integrations — handlers with no signature verification, broad OAuth scopes
- Infrastructure surface — root containers, prod credentials in config, over-broad IAM
- LLM & AI security — prompt injection, unsafe tool exposure, leaked system context
- Input & data flow — where untrusted input enters and what it can reach
From code to ranked report in three steps
Open Seba in Telegram
One tap into @meetseba_bot. No install, no signup forms.
Share the code or repo
“Audit my repo for security and rank the findings.” Paste config, a snippet, or a public repo URL.
Get the report
Seba runs the secrets, dependency, OWASP and auth passes and returns a severity-ranked report with the fix for each finding and the exact credit cost.
When to run a security audit
Find the doors that are actually unlocked.
- +Before a launch or a public release
- +After adding auth, payments or a third-party integration
- +Onboarding or inheriting an unfamiliar codebase
- +Checking a public repo before you adopt or fork it
- +Periodic security health check on a live project
- +Verifying secrets never leaked into git history
Frequently asked questions
What does the security audit cover?+
Secrets in git history, dependency CVEs, CI/CD exposure, auth and access control, the OWASP Top 10, webhook and integration risks, infrastructure config and LLM/AI security — each finding ranked by severity with a fix.
Does Seba fix the vulnerabilities or change my systems?+
No. Seba returns a ranked report with remediation steps. It does not patch code, rotate keys, or touch your infrastructure. You apply the fixes yourself.
What can I share with it?+
A snippet, config files, or a public repo URL. Seba audits what you send in the chat — it can’t reach private repos, servers, or secret stores you haven’t shared.
How is this different from a scanner dump?+
A scanner gives you raw alerts with no triage. Seba returns a ranked report — what’s exploitable, why it matters, and the fix — and filters placeholders and test fixtures so you act on real issues.
How much does an audit cost?+
You spend credits per run, and Seba shows the exact cost before it starts. Start free with welcome credits; credits never expire.
Do I need any security tools?+
No. There is nothing to install — Seba runs the audit on its side, inside Telegram, and returns the report to the chat.
Audit your code in one message
Share code or a repo and Seba returns a severity-ranked security report with fixes. Pay only for the run.
No install · no signup forms