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Security analysis of TestGenAI with ESLint Security and GitHub Actions

Autor: Milton H. Flores Chino TestGenAI es nuestro proyecto de Calidad y Pruebas de Software: una aplicación web para organizar requisitos, generar especificaciones y casos de prueba, revisar sus resultados y mantener trazabilidad. En esta revisión incorporé ESLint Security para analizar el código TypeScript con una herramienta distinta de Sonar, Semgrep y Snyk, utilizados en los laboratorios del…

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The article discusses a security analysis of a web application called Chino TestGenAI, which is used for organizing requirements, generating specifications and test cases, and maintaining traceability. The analysis used ESLint Security to identify potential security issues in the application's TypeScript code. The initial analysis found 50 alerts, which were reviewed and corrected, resulting in 49 remaining alerts.

The article also mentions that an audit of dependencies using npm audit identified 12 known vulnerabilities, which were updated to zero after updating some dependencies. The application's security analysis is part of a larger quality and software testing project.

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