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Reviewed PRs #128, #130, #132, #134, #136, #140, #146, #150, #151, #152 Key findings: - CRITICAL: Hardcoded Azure AD client secrets in launchSettings.json, batch files, and JSON config files across PRs #146, #150, #151 - At least 5 unique client secrets and 2 certificate passwords exposed in a public repository - LOW: Unverified nuget.exe download in build scripts (PR #152) - 6 PRs (#128, #130, #132, #134, #136, #140) are clean Co-authored-by: PhuocLe <vanphuoc@gmail.com>
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Add a security audit report detailing critical hardcoded credential vulnerabilities found in recent PRs.
The report documents hardcoded Azure AD client secrets and certificate passwords exposed in PRs #146, #150, and #151, along with a supply chain risk in PR #152, and provides immediate recommendations for remediation.