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Building Confidence and Trust in AI-Generated Code
To tackle the accountability and ownership challenge accompanying AI-generated code, we are introducing Sonar AI Code Assurance
SonarQube Server 10.4 Release Announcement
The SonarQube Server 10.4 release includes some exciting changes that show the benefit of Clean Code and the Clean as You Code methodology. Scan times are faster and connecting to SonarQube for IDE is easier. Sonar is introducing easy onboarding for GitLab, new support for Helm Charts, and much more.
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Pitfalls of Desanitization: Leaking Customer Data from osTicket
The dangerous Desanitization pattern led to an XSS vulnerability in the open-source helpdesk software osTicket, which can be used to leak customer data.
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Juliet C# Benchmark and the SecureString case
Juliet C# is a project from the National Institute of Standards and Technology of the USA. As a security benchmark project, we used Juliet C# 1.3 to test and improve our C# analyzer. Here is a glimpse of the work we did around Juliet and some of its test cases related to the SecureString .NET type.
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Who are you? The Importance of Verifying Message Origins
This blog post highlights the importance of verifying the origin of JavaScript message events and outlines the potential impact of omitting this by detailing two critical vulnerabilities in the Squidex application.
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Excessive Expansion: Uncovering Critical Security Vulnerabilities in Jenkins
This blog uncovers two vulnerabilities, a Critical and High severity, recently discovered by our research team. Exploiting these vulnerabilities, attackers have the potential to gain Remote Code Execution on a Jenkins instance.
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Sonar is helping make C# code clean as Microsoft ASP.NET Core Blazor application development grows
Sonar is helping make C# code clean as Microsoft ASP.NET Core Blazor application development grows
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Lessons learned upgrading to React 18 in SonarQube Server
We share the biggest three issues we faced and the lessons we learned as we upgraded SonarQube Server to React 18.
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Vulnerability Research Highlights 2023
Our Vulnerability Research team looks back at a great year and summarizes the highlights of 2023.
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Sonar's Scoring on the Top 3 Python SAST Benchmarks
We're excited to share not only how Sonar performs on Python benchmarks but also the ground truth corresponding to the list of expected and not-so-expected issues.
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2024 DevOps Predictions from the Sonar Developer Advocate Team
The Developer Advocate team shares their predictions on what they foresee for DevOps trends and hot topics in 2024.
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2024 Security Predictions from the Sonar Research Team
Reflecting on changes in the industry over the past year, as well as the research we’ve published, the Sonar Vulnerability Research team came together and compiled our thoughts on what we foresee for cybersecurity in 2024.
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