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/wbSecure — ELI5 ​

You're about to put your code on the internet. Before you do, you want to make sure attackers can't break in.

/wbSecure looks for the obvious holes:

  • Are there passwords or API keys hardcoded in the code?
  • Can someone inject HTML/JavaScript through your forms?
  • Are your dependencies known-broken?
  • Are tier checks (Pro features) actually enforced?

Output is CRITICAL (fix now), WARNING (fix soon), SAFE (verified OK).

CRITICAL findings block /wbDeploy. They're not negotiable.

This is a client-side scan. It doesn't replace real security work — server-side checks, penetration testing, real auditors. It catches the obvious stuff before it ships.