Writing Custom SAST Rules for Vulnerabilities Your Scanner Doesn't Cover
Every SAST tool ships with a default ruleset. And every default ruleset has gaps. Sometimes the gap is a framework-specific vulnerability that the tool's authors didn't anticipate. Sometimes it's an internal pattern unique to your organisation — a custom authentication library, a legacy data access
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