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Snyk Vulnerability Scan Report — Detailed CVE Assessment#12

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Summary

Adds a comprehensive Snyk vulnerability scan report (snyk-vulnerability-report.html) generated from three scan types:

  • SCA (Software Composition Analysis): 16 unique dependency vulnerabilities (2 critical, 9 high, 4 medium, 1 low)
  • SAST (Snyk Code): 25 code-level issues (hardcoded credentials in test files, improper type validation)
  • IaC: N/A (no infrastructure-as-code files in this frontend app)

The report is a self-contained HTML file with:

  • Executive summary with severity breakdown cards
  • Detailed expandable vulnerability cards with CVE/CVSS scores, CWE classifications, impact analysis, root cause, and remediation guidance
  • Code analysis findings grouped by issue type
  • Snyk MCP integration assessment
  • Prioritized remediation plan
  • Complete assessment table

No application code was changed. This is a report-only addition.

Key findings include critical SSRF vulnerabilities in @angular/build and @schematics/angular (CVSS 9.2), multiple high-severity issues in undici, vite, ajv, and picomatch, and hardcoded credentials in test/spec files.

Review & Testing Checklist for Human

  • Verify vulnerability data accuracy: Spot-check a few CVE IDs and CVSS scores against Snyk's vulnerability database to confirm correctness — the data was pulled from Snyk CLI but the impact/root-cause descriptions were AI-synthesized from CWE mappings
  • Review remediation guidance: Confirm that suggested upgrade versions (e.g., undici@7.24.0, vite@7.3.2) actually resolve the listed CVEs — run snyk test locally if unsure
  • Decide if a static HTML report should live in the repo: This is a point-in-time snapshot (April 16, 2026) that will become stale; consider whether this belongs in the repo, in a wiki, or should be generated on-demand in CI
  • Check SAST "hardcoded credentials" findings: The report flags credentials in user.service.spec.ts and e2e/auth.ts — verify these are test-only fixtures and not real secrets

Notes

  • Scan was performed with Snyk CLI v1.1304.0 against 606 dependencies (29 direct + transitive)
  • The HTML passed the repo's prettier pre-commit hook after escaping <attribute> in an Angular i18n directive description
  • SAST findings about hardcoded passwords in test helpers are common in Angular projects with spec files — flagged for awareness but likely low actual risk

Link to Devin session: https://app.devin.ai/sessions/f7188fd2e93547d49424d2adca067234
Requested by: @SachetCognition

- 16 SCA vulnerabilities (2 critical, 9 high, 4 medium, 1 low)
- 25 SAST code issues from Snyk Code scan
- Detailed assessment: CVE scores, severity, impact, root cause, remediation
- Executive summary with severity breakdown
- Synthesized remediation plan with prioritized steps
- Complete vulnerability assessment table

Co-Authored-By: sachet.agarwal <sachet.agarwal@windsurf.com>
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