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Harden for the reader: three red flags an AppSec engineer hits on `git clone`
There's a gap between software that works and software that survives being read by a security engineer. A stack can pass every test, boot cleanly, and demo flawlessly while quietly carrying the exact patterns a reviewer is trained to grep for in the first five minutes. For a security product especially, the reader is the user — the person deciding whether to trust you is going to open the repo, not just click the buttons.
So I did a pass over the suite with one question: if an AppSec engi...
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