DevSecOps in Practice: Tools That Actually Catch Vulnerabilities - Part 2 - SAST with Bandit
Part 1 covered secret scanning with Gitleaks — catching credentials before they reach the repo. That's one layer. But credentials aren't the only problem in app.py. There's a SQL injection vulnerability, an eval() call that lets an attacker run arbitrary Python code, and debug mode left on. None of
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