Experimental feature: generic pattern matching
Recently we added a new experimental feature to Semgrep: generic pattern matching. Generic pattern matching allows Semgrep to match code patterns in languages that don’t yet have a Semgrep parser, in configuration files, or in other structured data (e.g., HTML or XML).
London calling: Highlights from the 2025 cloud & cyber security expoSemgrep
Boosting Security Scan Performance for Monorepos with Multicore Parallel ProcessingSemgrep
Beyond Benchmarks: How Semgrep Redefines Javascript SecuritySemgrep
Benchmarking Semgrep Community Edition Performance ImprovementsSemgrep
Beyond vulnerabilities: Detect malicious dependencies in your supply chainSemgrep
From Gatekeepers to Guardrails: Automating Your PCI DSS v4.0.1 StrategySemgrep
Customer.io Automatically Standardizes Form Submissions for ReportingZapier
Integrate Jupyter Notebooks with GitHubThenewstack
Announcing Restore Stacks: Recover Deleted Stacks in the Pulumi CloudPulumi
A Proposal for Adding Generics to Go - The Go Programming LanguageGo
Docker Desktop 4.18: Docker Scout Updates, Container File Explorer GADocker
Rolling out a new featureVercel
re:Invent 2020 EKS Feature ReleasesPulumi
What is Global Memory?Modal
Feature FlagsDatadoghq
List segments | Vercel REST APIVercel
NEXTJS_MISSING_MODULARIZE_IMPORTSVercel
Get page content - MintlifyMintlify
Introducing Automatic Language Detection Capabilities - Deepgram Blog ⚡️Deepgram
Frontend Proxy (Envoy)Opentelemetry
