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Developing a static analyzer, as with any software project, involves trade-offs. Sometimes this means dropping perfectly valid analyzer warnings to make the tool better overall. In the article, well...

As software delivery accelerates, security must move at the same speed. In this webinar, we'll explore how to effectively integrate Static Application Security Testing (SAST) into your DevSecOps pipeline to identify vulnerabilities early, reduce risk, and

Mistakes happen in Go code just like in any other language: typos, duplicates, broken condition checks, and so on.But why do they still slip through? After all, many teams use tools like go vet, which catches all of this perfectly well... right?In this we

Code for some Erlang/OTP modules is older than most modern junior developers. These files are the true digital patriarchs. For decades, they have made sure that banking transactions, telephone...

In September, we broke down the 86Box v5.0 release, timed for the 30th anniversary of Windows 95 retail launch, and promised to show you something else. What is it that we promised? And why did we...

C# 14 is almost here, so its time for our annual feature overview. This year brought fewer changes than the last. Some might consider them minor, but is it really so? Lets take a closer look.

One way or another, vibe coding is becoming-and in some cases has already become-part of the software development process. The PVS-Studio team sees this as a new challenge for static code analyzers...

In this article, we talk about the OWASP Top Ten 2021 categories through the lens of PVS-Studio Java analyzer warnings. So, if you want to peek at patterns of potential vulnerabilities in Java code...

Java continues to actively evolve! The new Java 25 is just around the corner. This release brings changes to boilerplate code and constructors, and discontinues support for deprecated systems. You...

Hi, folks! Lets see if std::array overtakes the built-in array with the help of compiler optimizations or falls behind.