Audit Security of Code Generated with Cursor Composer
Cursor is the #1 AI code editor for web developers. But when Composer builds API routes or auth flows, subtle authorization bugs (IDOR, missing session checks) frequently slip into production.
COMMON SECURITY RISKS
WHAT WE FREQUENTLY DETECT IN CURSOR APPS
Broken Object Level Authorization (IDOR)
Cursor often writes endpoints like GET /api/user?id=123 without checking if the requesting user matches the requested ID, letting any user view others’ accounts.
SQL / ORM Query Injection Vulnerabilities
Unsanitized user inputs passed directly into raw database queries or dynamic filter strings instead of parameterized statements.
Insecure Cookie Attributes
Session and authentication cookies created without HttpOnly, Secure, or SameSite=Lax flags, exposing tokens to client-side XSS theft.
HOW SCANMYVIBE HELPS
FIX PROBLEMS IN SECONDS WITH AI PROMPTS
Every finding comes with an actionable prompt tailored for Cursor developers to copy directly into Cursor or Claude Code.
// Prompt to paste into Cursor Composer: "Refactor all API routes in /app/api to enforce server-side session checks using getServerSession() / auth(). Ensure no route relies purely on client query parameters for authorization."
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