Critical
Secrets in code
Hardcoded API keys, passwords, tokens, and committed env files before they leak into production.
Built for founders, not security teams
Sivero turns technical risk into a simple launch decision your team can understand quickly.
Focused on what can derail a launch
It prioritizes exposed secrets, auth gaps, unsafe routes, and other issues that can cost trust, time, and revenue.
Reports you can actually act on
Each scan reads like a launch review, with clear findings, severity, and next steps instead of raw security noise.
Why founders use it
Clear answers without security-team overhead.
Before upload
Trimmed in the browser first
When you upload a ZIP, Sivero strips out images, binaries, lock files, and other non-scannable files in your browser first.
Saved to your account
Only the report stays with you
We save the report summary and findings so you can come back later without turning your source code into a permanent record.
Full storage details
Review the exact saved vs not saved breakdown.
Workflow
From source to ship decision.
Coverage
What can break trust fast.
Critical
Access control gaps
Routes that work without proving who the user is or whether a record belongs to them.
High
Unsafe browser access
CORS, CSRF, headers, redirects, and browser-facing mistakes that widen your attack surface.
High
Weak input handling
Unvalidated form and API input, plus risky rendering paths that can turn user input into executable content.
High
SQLite injection risk
SQLite query patterns that build SQL from request values instead of using parameters.
Medium
Information disclosure
Raw error messages and stack details that can expose internals to users or attackers.
Medium
Throttling
Login, signup, and password routes that do not show clear rate limiting or abuse protection.
High
Dependencies and automation
Workflow permissions, package vulnerabilities, storage exposure, and other issues founders rarely catch by hand.
Critical
Secrets in code
Hardcoded API keys, passwords, tokens, and committed env files before they leak into production.
Critical
Access control gaps
Routes that work without proving who the user is or whether a record belongs to them.
High
Unsafe browser access
CORS, CSRF, headers, redirects, and browser-facing mistakes that widen your attack surface.
High
Weak input handling
Unvalidated form and API input, plus risky rendering paths that can turn user input into executable content.
High
SQLite injection risk
SQLite query patterns that build SQL from request values instead of using parameters.
Medium
Information disclosure
Raw error messages and stack details that can expose internals to users or attackers.
Medium
Throttling
Login, signup, and password routes that do not show clear rate limiting or abuse protection.
High
Dependencies and automation
Workflow permissions, package vulnerabilities, storage exposure, and other issues founders rarely catch by hand.
Full check library
Review every current scan rule, including framework-specific checks that turn on automatically.