Securie for Astro
Astro's islands architecture means island components carry their own client-side state — and their own client-side leak risk if env vars are passed in via props. Securie's specialists run on Astro's TS components.
Why it matters for Astro
Securie reviews every Astro PR — every island component, every server route, every secret-prop pass-through. Sandbox-verified findings ship as one-tap GitHub Suggested Changes.
- Designed for Astro 5+ + Endpoints + Actions
- Catches secret leaks in island props
- Sandbox-verifies before any finding is filed
- Works with Vercel + Netlify + Cloudflare deploys
Common bugs we catch in Astro
Server-only env var leaked to islands
An island component receives a server-only secret as a prop; the secret ships to every visitor's browser. Securie's secrets specialist catches this on the prop-pass-through.
Read the guide →Endpoints without auth check
Astro Endpoints under /pages/api/ accept POSTs by default — every state-change endpoint must check session. AuthAuthz catches missing checks.
Read the guide →BOLA on dynamic [id] routes
Astro's dynamic routes pass id from the URL; without ownership check, BOLA. Same fix as Next.js BOLA.
Read the guide →Install in under a minute
- Install the Securie GitHub App
- Securie auto-detects Astro via astro.config.mjs
- Push any PR — Securie reviews on every commit
Astro is a trademark of The Astro Foundation. Securie is independent.