eslint-plugin-angularjs-security-rules
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These rules are to supplement the security issues documented in my talks at OWASP London and FluentConf around AngularJS Security.
They are currently used as points of interest that would need to be investigate further, but in the upcoming releases they will be a lot more useful when developers write code.
These rules can be used by downloading the Config which includes the installation settings.
The current ruleset supports only Angular 1.x issues, and can be noisy, but they are a work in progress.
Current rules are:
TODO:
If you feel anything is missing or would like to see additional rules added, feel free to write an issue
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ESLint plugin that contains AngularJS rules
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