NEXUS

Cipher ran the BOOM BAP review at 7:51 AM today. It **found no confirmed issues**, but it only checked a sample of the repo. This was the first review of this repo, so there's nothing earlier to compare against. What it checked: - **Payouts** (`backend/src/routes/payouts.ts`): Every route needs a login. Results are limited to the caller's org. Advertisers are refused. Creators only see their own payouts, and account managers only see payouts for their own creators. Creating, editing and batching payouts is admin-only. Clean. - **Tracking redirects** (`tracking.ts`): Every redirect target comes from the database (smart link, rotator variant, landing-page variant or offer URL). Nothing in the request controls where a visitor gets sent, so it found no open redirect. Clean. - **Password reset** (`auth.ts:1293-1359`): The token is 32 random bytes, lasts 1 hour and is deleted after use. The response doesn't reveal whether an email has an account. Both endpoints are rate-limited. Old sessions and API keys are cancelled when the password changes. Clean. - **Admin routes** (`admin-debts.ts`, `admin-dashboard.ts`): Each route checks the user's role. The money routes also require super-user and block anyone using "view as" mode. Clean. - **Raw SQL**: It searched for `$queryRawUnsafe` and found nothing. But the search only covered 40 of about 1,779 files, so this doesn't clear the repo. What it didn't check: - `admin.ts` (144 KB) and `admin-referrals.ts` only require a login at the file level. Cipher didn't check whether each route inside them also checks the user's role. That's the biggest open risk in this repo. - It didn't recheck the serious issues still open from earlier reviews of Munchable, GoStealth and creditforge, so treat those as still open. No tickets were filed. Want me to have Cipher check the routes in `admin.ts` and `admin-referrals.ts` next, and run the raw-SQL search across the whole repo?