[Tool] fad-checker – Air-gapped, multi-ecosystem dependency auditor made for real code audits (NO Maven required)
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fad-checker is a standalone, air-gapped dependency auditing tool designed for professional code audits across multiple ecosystems without requiring build tools or network access. It supports scanning Maven, Gradle, npm, PyPI, NuGet, Go, Ruby, and more, identifying vulnerabilities, deprecated packages, private/internal dependencies, and committed cryptographic material. The tool produces detailed reports including CVE prioritization, license information, and supply chain risk indicators. It is intended to simplify and improve the accuracy of audits in complex, multi-module, polyglot codebases.
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Hi !
After years of doing code audits, existing SCA tools were just frying my brain with their need for a full build environment, their struggles with big multi-module Maven projects, and those messy, monstrous polyglot monorepos.
So I wrote fad-checker a dependency auditor designed specifically for real-world professional code audits:
• One-shot scan of multiples Maven / Gradle / npm / PHP / PyPI / NuGet / Go / Ruby projects
• + vendored JS, committed binaries, certificates & private keys
• No build tools, no Docker, no package manager
• True air-gapped mode
• Private/internal package detection
• CVE prioritization (KEV → EPSS → CVSS) + EOL + licenses
• The HTML report that code auditors dream of, with one-click “Copy for Word” on charts, summary & tables
• Word / CycloneDX / SARIF / JSON outputs + CI bindings / outputs
• Cross-platform standalone binaries
Battle tested and compared to leading (partial) alternatives
Repo : https://github.com/9pings/fad-checker
Looking for feedback (and criticism) from people who actually do source code audits.