Platform security
Security practices and review results
MemeAssist publishes the scope, outcome and limitations of its application-security checks so users can judge the evidence rather than rely on an unsupported badge.
Last reviewed: 26 August 2026
Verified results
- Dependency audit: six initial advisories were remediated. The rerun found zero critical, high, moderate or low dependency vulnerabilities.
- Static analysis: Semgrep reported three medium dynamic-redirect warnings. Focused black-box tests confirmed the redirects remain on the MemeAssist origin and found no exploitable open redirect.
- Privacy and dataflow: HoundDog reported zero findings.
- Black-box checks: no exploitable reflected XSS in token URLs or search, path traversal exposure, unauthenticated admin API access, or secret and stack-trace leakage was found in the tested public surface.
- Browser hardening: CSP, anti-framing, MIME-sniffing, referrer and permissions headers were added after the review identified they were missing.
Methodology and limitations
Checks used Replit Security Agent scanners incorporating an OSV dependency audit, Semgrep static analysis and HoundDog privacy/dataflow analysis. A task-agent browser performed focused, non-destructive black-box checks.
Automated scanning is not certification. It cannot prove that every vulnerability is absent. MemeAssist does not represent these results as an independent audit, external certification, tool-provider partnership or continuous monitoring.
Responsible disclosure
If you believe you have found a security issue, email admin@memeassist.com with enough detail to reproduce it. Please allow time for investigation and remediation before public disclosure.