All year long, we've been riding across the vast plains of open-source code, investigating crimes, taking out vulnerabilities, and collecting trophies. Today, we decided to step into the dustiest...
Go developers regularly deal with warnings from the built-in static analyzer. But what if you need more features or want to find something specific in your project? Go provides powerful tools for...
Throughout 2025, the PVS-Studio team has been actively checking open-source C# projects. Over the year, we discovered plenty of defects. So, we picked the ten most interesting ones from this huge...
There's an amusing paradox: companies invest millions in strategy, products, and technologies, yet still underestimate one of the most powerful marketing tools—public speaking. Creating a great...
The year 2025 is coming to an end. Minecraft mods, the Catalan language, and non-obvious interactions with the ternary operator—how many things our analyzer has encountered! So it's high time to...
PVS-Studio 7.40 has been released. The new version brings support for Visual Studio 2026 and Qt Creator 18, adds analysis of .NET 10 projects, enhances C# diagnostic rules, and includes many other...
Analyzing source code is a challenging task, especially when it comes to identifying potential vulnerabilities. In this article, we'll share how we traced data flow passing through object fields.
Java is expanding with new trendy mechanisms, and along with it, its tomb is growing with outdated features like Vector, Finalization, NashornScriptEngine, SecurityManager, and Unsafe. Let's take a...
What do computer vision and static analysis have in common? Both seek meaning in data. OpenCV finds images among millions of pixels, while PVS-Studio finds errors among thousands of code lines. This...
