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this defects the purpose of this check and the sample response associated with it. |
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Hardcoded database credentials (user: 'me', password: 'secret') are present in example code within checkDASHardCodedValues.js. These credentials appear in a multi-line comment containing sample Auth0 database connection configuration that is used as test data for the hardcoded value detection check. While these are not production credentials, their presence violates security best practices and could lead to accidental exposure of real credentials if developers copy this pattern. The affected code is
analyzer/lib/databases/checkDASHardCodedValues.js:41. This change is the fix I would apply.Reference: CWE-798
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