didit-id-document-verification
Audited by Socket on Mar 3, 2026
1 alert found:
Obfuscated FileThis package fragment is legitimate API documentation for an identity-document verification service. It does not contain code that appears malicious (no hidden backdoors, reverse shells, or external unknown domains). The primary security concerns are expected privacy and operational risks: transmission and storage of highly sensitive PII and document images, potential exposure of long-lived API keys, and lack of explicit documentation about retention, deletion, and encryption controls. Integrators should treat DIDIT_API_KEY as a sensitive credential, minimize uploaded data, explicitly manage save_api_request settings, and confirm retention and deletion policies with Didit before sending production data. Overall: low likelihood of intentional malware, moderate security/privacy risk due to sensitive data flows and incomplete privacy controls in the docs.