12 checks in this theme
Authentication & access control, checked
Open admin pages, authless API routes, weak JWT secrets, IDOR, client-side role checks — 12 checks for the auth gaps AI tools leave behind.
The gap between having login and enforcing access
Generated apps look authenticated because they have a login page. The failures live one layer deeper: an API route with no server-side check, an admin page reachable while logged out, roles rendered from client-side state, JWTs verified against a weak or default secret, password reset tokens built from timestamps, and paid endpoints that never ask who is asking.
Why AI tools generate it
The demo path is always authenticated — the person prompting is logged in as the admin. Enforcement on every other route is invisible in a demo and never requested, so it never gets written. Roles end up checked in the client because that is where the UI lives; rate limiting and ownership checks are nobody's prompt.
How the scan detects it
Static analysis over your route handlers, middleware, and client code: which routes exist, which have server-side checks, where roles are consulted, how tokens and reset tokens are minted and verified. Deterministic, evidence-cited, and masked — and we never attempt a login or an auth bypass against your live app.
The 12 checks
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DevMeth checks the 48 known AI-code failure patterns — not a penetration test or a security guarantee.
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