Nist SourceCodeSecurityAnalyzers
Nist SourceCodeSecurityAnalyzers
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They are one of the last lines of defense to eliminate software vulnerabilities during
development or after deployment. A Source Code Security Analysis Tool Functional
Specification is available.
Byte Code Scanners and Binary Code Scanners have similarities, but work at lower levels.
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the tool, techniques, etc., we will be happy to add it. You can contact us at samate(at)nist
Other Lists
Github list of static analysis tools
by programming language. Includes static analysis for config files, HTML, LaTeX, etc.
The Spin site hosts a list of commercial and research Static Source Code Analysis Tools
for C
and has links to other tools and lists.
Flawfinder
site has links to other tools.
Wikipedia has a List of tools for static code analysis
covering all kinds of analysis.
Kompar is a searchable catalog of software analyzers