v0.9 is out today! Users get experimental support for the analysis of LKMs and a new check for CWE252. Devs can use the new taint analysis abstractions to write powerful analyses in even less LOC, and benchmark them with our new microbenchmarking support.
We released version 0.7 of the cwe_checker today! Highlights: A new check for CWE-789 and many improvements under the hood. Go check it out now!
https://t.co/JfMldFVLhB
We released version 0.6 of the cwe_checker today! Highlights: Bare-metal analysis mode and improved checks for buffer overflows and use-after-free CWEs. Go check it out! https://t.co/JfMldFVLhB
We released version 0.5 of the cwe_checker today! Highlights: The switch from BAP to Ghidra as our backend and three new CWE checks, including one for Buffer Overflows. Go check it out!
https://t.co/JfMldFVLhB
We implemented a brand new buffer overflow check for the cwe_checker. Buffer overflows are so notoriously dangerous that they currently occupy the 2nd, 4th and 5th place in the Mitre top 25 most dangerous software weaknesses list. Go check it out!
Version 0.4 of the cwe_checker was released just a few days ago.
Highlight of the release is the new Ghidra backend, which can be used as an alternative to the old BAP backend.
Check it out on https://t.co/JfMldFVLhB