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Sep 15 2022
The check of the Rhino JavaScript engine or how the unicorn met the rhino
Valery Komarov
Among the wide variety of programming languages, what our users want the most is that the PVS-Studio analyzer to start supporting JavaScript. The Rhino engine is a project that our team can use...
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#Cpp #CSharp #Knowledge #Security #Java
Apr 15 2022
Trojan Source: Invisible Vulnerabilities
Guest
We present a new type of attack in which source code is maliciously encoded so that it appears different to a compiler and to the human eye. This attack exploits subtleties in text-encoding...
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#Java
Jan 22 2021
How PVS-Studio checked ELKI in January
Irina Polynkina
If you feel like the New Year just came, and you missed the first half of January, then all this time you've been busy looking for tricky bugs in the code you maintain. It also means that our...
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#Java
Dec 28 2020
Top 10 bugs in Java projects in 2020
Maxim Stefanov
The New Year is steadily approaching, therefore it's time to sum everything up. Continuing the tradition, we thought back to our articles about checking Java projects from the open-source world...
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#Java
Dec 15 2020
Big / Bug Data: analyzing the Apache Flink source code
Valery Komarov
Applications used in the field of Big Data process huge amounts of information, and this often happens in real time. Naturally, such applications must be highly reliable so that no error in the...
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#Java
Nov 13 2020
Unicorns on guard for your safety: Exploring the Bouncy Castle code
Irina Polynkina
Would you like to see a new batch of errors found by the PVS-Studio static analyzer for Java? Then keep reading the article! This time the Bouncy Castle project is to be checked. The most...
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#Java
Oct 02 2020
Checking WildFly, a JavaEE application server
Dmitry Scherbakov
WildFly (formerly known as JBoss Application Server) is an open-source JavaEE application server developed and first released by JBoss in February, 2008. The primary goal of the project is to...
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#GameDev #Java
Aug 28 2020
Checking the code of XMage, and why you won't be able to get the special rare cards of the Dragon's Maze collection
Maxim Stefanov
XMage is a client-server application for playing Magic: The Gathering (MTG). XMage's development was started in early 2010. Since then, it has seen 182 releases, attracted an army of...
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#StaticAnalysis #Java
Aug 05 2020
Under the hood of PVS-Studio for Java: how we develop diagnostics
Nikita Lazeba
To keep it interesting, this time I'd like to tell about our approach to developing and polishing diagnostic rules for PVS-Studio Java. You will learn how we keep existing warnings consistent...
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#StaticAnalysis #Java
Jun 19 2020
The PVS-Studio analyzer: detecting potential compatibility issues with Java SE API
Maxim Stefanov
2019 was a very busy year in terms of conferences. Our team could leave for whole weeks on business trips. As you know, the conference is perfect time to share knowledge. In addition to giving...
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