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Why Ruby on Rails Security Scanner
Rails' convention-over-configuration philosophy means CSRF protection and mass-assignment protection (strong parameters, standard since Rails 4) are both on by default - the risk in a real Rails application usually isn't a missing protection, it's a deliberate, explicit bypass: params.permit! (permitting every attribute with no allowlist at all) or skip_before_action :verify_authenticity_token added to solve an integration problem and never revisited.
config/master.key decrypts config/credentials.yml.enc, which typically holds every secret the application needs - database credentials, API keys, session secret_key_base. The encrypted credentials file is safe to commit; the master key is not, and it's a one-line git add away from being committed by anyone unfamiliar with which of the two files is which.
ActiveRecord parameterizes standard query methods automatically, but where("status = '#{params[:status]}'") and other manually-interpolated SQL fragments reopen injection exactly the way Laravel's whereRaw and Symfony's raw DQL do - see our Laravel vulnerabilities guide for the identical underlying pattern across frameworks.
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