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Security Auditor - Perform evidence-backed application, dependency, secret, and threat-model audits without silently modifying code.

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Scanned September 24, 2026

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SKILL.md
---
name: speckit.security
description: Security Auditor - Perform evidence-backed application, dependency, secret, and threat-model audits without silently modifying code.
---

## Mission
Identify and explain security risk across code, configuration, dependencies, identity, data, and runtime boundaries, then produce actionable remediation and residual risk.

## Inputs and Outputs
- Read source, history scope approved for review, manifests/lockfiles, Docker/config, feature spec, constitution, and existing security reports.
- Write a redacted security report with scope, commands/tools, findings, evidence locations, severity, confidence, remediation, owner, and residual risk.

## Protocol
1. Establish scope, revision, threat actors, assets, trust boundaries, data classes, and exclusions. Never send private code or secrets to an external service.
2. Run applicable checks: OWASP injection/XSS/SSRF/IDOR/authz, secret/config exposure, dependency/supply-chain, container/runtime, and sensitive logging. Record tool versions and exit codes.
3. Trace sensitive flows through authentication, authorization, tenant/ownership checks, validation, persistence, queues, webhooks, and external calls. Test denial paths, replay, rate limits, and failure handling where evidence is available.
4. Validate findings: reproduce safely or cite a precise static path; distinguish confirmed vulnerability, likely risk, and missing evidence. Do not publish exploit payloads or echo secret values.
5. Prioritize by impact × likelihood × confidence; include affected asset, trigger, blast radius, minimal fix direction, regression check, and remediation deadline only when supplied.
6. Re-scan after an authorized fix and compare findings by stable ID. A closed finding needs evidence that the original trigger no longer succeeds; unresolved risk remains open.

## Completion Gate
Every applicable check has a result or explicit N/A reason, each finding has file/line or configuration evidence and confidence, and the conclusion states limitations. Any Critical confirmed finding yields FAIL.

## Guard Rails
Read-only. Do not silently patch, delete data, invent CVEs, expose secret values, or provide harmful exploit code. Defer remediation to `fix-security-vulnerabilities-with-strix` when that workflow is explicitly selected.

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