/**
 * Copyright (c) 2025 Ofri Peretz
 * Licensed under the MIT License. Use of this source code is governed by the
 * MIT license that can be found in the LICENSE file.
 */
/**
 * ESLint Rule: no-improper-type-validation
 * Detects improper type validation in user input handling (CWE-1287)
 *
 * Improper type validation can lead to security vulnerabilities when
 * user input is not properly validated, allowing attackers to bypass
 * security checks or cause unexpected behavior.
 *
 * False Positive Reduction:
 * This rule uses security utilities to reduce false positives by detecting:
 * - Safe type checking patterns
 * - TypeScript type guards
 * - Proper validation functions
 * - JSDoc annotations (@validated, @type-checked)
 */
import type { TSESLint } from '@interlace/eslint-devkit';
import { type SecurityRuleOptions } from '@interlace/eslint-devkit';
type MessageIds = 'improperTypeValidation' | 'unsafeTypeofCheck' | 'unsafeInstanceofUsage' | 'looseEqualityTypeCheck' | 'missingNullCheck' | 'unreliableConstructorCheck' | 'incompleteTypeValidation' | 'useTypeofCorrectly' | 'useProperTypeGuards' | 'validateUserInput' | 'strategyTypeGuards' | 'strategySchemaValidation' | 'strategyDefensiveProgramming';
export interface Options extends SecurityRuleOptions {
    /** Variables that contain user input and should be validated */
    userInputVariables?: string[];
    /** Safe type checking functions */
    safeTypeCheckFunctions?: string[];
    /** Whether to allow instanceof in same-realm contexts */
    allowInstanceofSameRealm?: boolean;
}
type RuleOptions = [Options?];
export declare const noImproperTypeValidation: TSESLint.RuleModule<MessageIds, RuleOptions, unknown, TSESLint.RuleListener> & {
    name: string;
};
export {};