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I used to do a lot of security-auditing of C/C++ code. In those days I started off using RATS, and other automated scanners. Generally though I found they pro
by stevekemp 8y ago
I used to do a lot of security-auditing of C/C++ code. In those days I started off using RATS, and other automated scanners.
Generally though I found they produced more noise than value, so these days when I audit code I do it from start to finish, though I'll certainly have a quick-glance at any code that involves:
* fopen
* popen
* getenv
* or bind/accept
I guess that means "no", not really, and despite that I've reported (security) bugs in applications as diverse as Emacs, Firefox, and GNU Readline.