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This paper describes how taint analysis, a static analysis capability provided by CodeSonar, can be used to find potentially-hazardous inputs that can be used as attack surfaces within sensitive parts of an application, empowering developers to identify and eliminate these dangerous vulnerabilities before shipping.
Protecting Against Tainted Data in Embedded Apps with Static Analysis
Learn how to use a static analysis technique called taint analysis to find and eliminate risks for command injections and other dangerous vulnerabilities.
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Protecting Against Tainted Data in Embedded Applications with Static Analysis
As embedded applications become more feature-rich, the risks of security vulnerabilities are increasing.
Programmers can defend against exploits that occur when a hacker sends data over an input channel, by treating input data as potentially hazardous and carefully checking the data for validity before use.
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