We're continuing to explore ways of using PVS-Studio for free projects and more. This article covers the main settings of the analyzer, explains why they're important, and details where to start...
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...
On August 24, 2025, 86Box 5.0 was released. The low-level emulator for IBM PCs and compatibles has received a new dynamic processor instruction recompiler, broader hardware support, and...
Usually, "no questions" at the end of meetings or presentations means that everything went ok. However, in the programming world, it can mean the exact opposite and even be alarming. In...
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...
Many developers have heard of PVS-Studio static analyzer, but not everyone knows they can use it for free on a permanent basis. This article breaks down different free licensing options, explains...
Collecting, processing, and transferring data are key processes in IT. What if they break due to some tricky bugs in the code, though? In this article, we'll talk about errors detected by a...
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...
Want to make your open-source project cleaner and more secure? This post shows how to use PVS-Studio for regular code analysis, integrate it into your CI pipeline, and catch bugs before they make...
This is a story of rewriting an application for DI containers, parsing dependencies, drawing schemas to avoid getting lost, and quietly praying to every possible deity that nothing suddenly...
