Audit Java code for logs, exception messages, and console output that may leak sensitive data such as IBAN, PAN (credit cards), DNI/NIE/NIF, passports, credentials, tokens, API keys, emails, phone numbers, and other personal or regulated data (GDPR/PCI-DSS). Use it whenever the user mentions reviewing, auditing, or analyzing Java code for information leaks, log leaks, GDPR/PCI compliance, "sensitive data in logs", secure logging, personal data in traces, or when sharing .java files and asking to review them for data security. Also activate it when asked to review toString(), exception messages, or stack traces in Java for possible sensitive data, even if the user doesn't explicitly use the word "audit".
Install with
Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
Skill stats
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About this skill
Audit Java code for logs, exception messages, and console output that may leak sensitive data such as IBAN, PAN (credit cards), DNI/NIE/NIF, passports, credentials, tokens, API keys, emails, phone numbers, and other personal or regulated data (GDPR/PCI-DSS). Use it whenever the user mentions reviewing, auditing, or analyzing Java code for information leaks, log leaks, GDPR/PCI compliance, "sensitive data in logs", secure logging, personal data in traces, or when sharing .java files and asking to review them for data security. Also activate it when asked to review toString(), exception messages, or stack traces in Java for possible sensitive data, even if the user doesn't explicitly use the word "audit".
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Audit Java code for logs, exception messages, and console output that may leak sensitive data such as IBAN, PAN (credit cards), DNI/NIE/NIF, passports, credentials, tokens, API keys, emails, phone numbers, and other personal or regulated data (GDPR/PCI-DSS). Use it whenever the user mentions reviewing, auditing, or analyzing Java code for information leaks, log leaks, GDPR/PCI compliance, "sensitive data in logs", secure logging, personal data in traces, or when sharing .java files and asking to review them for data security. Also activate it when asked to review toString(), exception messages, or stack traces in Java for possible sensitive data, even if the user doesn't explicitly use the word "audit".
About this listing
Category
Engineering
Reported license
GPL-3.0
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.