zexahq/better-auth-starter

0 errors, 2 warningsmain

No critical or high-risk findings. 1 worth a look.

2 warnings in the paths between 3 routes and 4 tables.

Every file was read, but 1 place in them could not be parsed — listed at the end of this report.

ROUTE FINDINGS2 of 3 · 12/12 rules
ROUTES
3
TABLES
4
FILES READ
67/67
RULES RUN
12/12

2 findings

1 medium1 low

  • Mediumlow confidenceServer Action loginUser (src/app/auth/login/action.ts) has no validator or rate limiter attached.

    Server Action loginUser (src/app/auth/login/action.ts) is a public POST endpoint: it accepts whatever arguments a caller sends, as often as they send them.

    Missing
    Schema validation of the action's arguments, and a rate limit.
    Confidence
    Inline validation (zod.parse on the form data) and platform rate limits are not always visible to the parser. Check before acting.

    Fix

    const Input = z.object({ title: z.string().min(1).max(200) });
    
    export async function loginUser(formData: FormData) {
      const parsed = Input.safeParse(Object.fromEntries(formData));
      if (!parsed.success) return { error: parsed.error.flatten() };
      // ...use parsed.data, never formData directly
    }

    Intended? If validation and rate limiting happen upstream (Vercel Firewall, a middleware), turn the rule off for the repo: { "policy": { "rules": { "public-entry-guarded": "off" } } } in wyro.json.

    public-entry-guarded

  • Lowlow confidenceGET /api/admin/users has no validator or rate limiter attached.

    GET /api/admin/users can be called at any rate. Cheap to fix, rarely urgent on a read.

    Missing
    A rate limit.
    Confidence
    Inline validation (zod.parse, pydantic models) and platform rate limits are not always visible to the parser. Check before acting.

    Fix

    // 60 requests per IP per minute.
    app.get("/api/admin/users", rateLimit({ windowMs: 60_000, limit: 60 }), handler);

    Intended? If validation and rate limiting happen upstream (an API gateway, Vercel Firewall), turn the rule off for the repo: { "policy": { "rules": { "public-entry-guarded": "off" } } } in wyro.json.

    public-entry-guarded

1 place could not be parsed, so any route or table declared there is missing from this report:

  • src/app/api/auth/[...all]/route.ts — Next route file exports no recognised method handler

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Wyro reads the repository’s routes and data models and checks the paths between them: whether a route can reach a table without passing a guard, whether a datastore holding personal data is exposed to a public read, whether an endpoint that issues credentials requires the credentials it issues.

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