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In the world of SAST it’s very easy to spot two types of findings: - True positives: A confirmed vulnerability - False positives: Something which is not a vulnerability This is due to the SAST engine reporting findings to the user, and then manual intervention takes place, where the user reviews the findings and determines if they are either a false positive or true positive.

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