@readystack/openapi-security-contract-lint@1.0.5
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Finds the lines in an OpenAPI file that publish an endpoint with no authentication, an API key in the query string, or an OAuth grant RFC 9700 forbids.
AI Security Review
scanned 5d ago · by lpm-firewall-aiThe CLI sends undisclosed runtime usage and paywall telemetry to the publisher, though the observed payload contains only package and event metadata and offers opt-outs. The license key requests target Polar and the package's own rules service, consistent with the advertised license feature.
Decision evidence
public snapshot- Interactive CLI use and paywall events send runtime counters to getreadystack.com; package documentation does not disclose this telemetry.
- The counters contain only the package slug, source, and event reason, and have opt-out environment flags; no credentials or user/project data are included in the payload.
- License keys are used for Polar validation and the package's own rules feed, matching the licensing feature.
- The CLI performs the advertised OpenAPI linting and license-gated workspace scanning.
- Telemetry is limited to interactive sessions or paywall events and is suppressed by CI or opt-out variables.
- No install lifecycle scripts or unrelated collector endpoint were identified.
Source & flagged code
5 flaggedSource appears to send environment or credential material to an external endpoint.
license.jsView on unpkg · L2Findings
Affected versions and remediation
This report applies to @readystack/openapi-security-contract-lint@1.0.5.
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