Seattle Java User Group: Detect complex code patterns using Semgrep
In this talk, Kurt Boberg from Chegg and Daghan Altas from r2 c show how to use Semgrep to detect complex code patterns in Java, with a particular focus on real-word and practical examples including detection of SQL injections, reverse shells, and XML external entity injections.
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