top | item 45754849 (no title) jrnng | 4 months ago That's sneaky. Do any code scanners check for that class of vulnerability?Scanning for external dependencies is common but not so much internal private libraries. discuss order hn newest emmelaich|4 months ago https://linuxsecurity.expert/compare/tools/linux-auditing-to... shows a few.I've used Tiger/Saint/Satan/COPS in the distant past. But I think they're somewhat obsoleted by modern packaging and security like apparmor and selinux, not to mention docker and similar isolators. saagarjha|4 months ago Code scanners cannot protect you from code execution on your machine.
emmelaich|4 months ago https://linuxsecurity.expert/compare/tools/linux-auditing-to... shows a few.I've used Tiger/Saint/Satan/COPS in the distant past. But I think they're somewhat obsoleted by modern packaging and security like apparmor and selinux, not to mention docker and similar isolators.
emmelaich|4 months ago
I've used Tiger/Saint/Satan/COPS in the distant past. But I think they're somewhat obsoleted by modern packaging and security like apparmor and selinux, not to mention docker and similar isolators.
saagarjha|4 months ago