guydalf

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by guydalf 7y ago
Affects .Net Core 2.1, 3.0, 3.1 -not app specific but workaround exists as mentioned and is tracked here https://github.com/microsoft/ApplicationInspector/issues/123
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by guydalf 7y ago
Mac Catalina restrictions appear to be the issue which where app launch checks were relaxed for a bit then made more aggressive very recently. We added an issue on the app project site to look into whether the app or just .net core or both
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by guydalf 7y ago
we like -keep the ideas coming!
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by guydalf 7y ago
smile
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by guydalf 7y ago
Correct. We don't need to parse it per se just look for use of features that are easy to identify like XmlHttpRequest, Json.Parse use etc.
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by guydalf 7y ago
Over 93% of new software applications today use open source from public repositories of source code or other third party code and average over 100 components code that they didn't directly write. Often they have only a partial underst
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by guydalf 7y ago
Just wanted to introduce myself as the lead developer on the tool. Valid comments and questions have been dropped here and I've responded to a couple of them already by posting clarifications below and on the project wiki. Yes we are
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by guydalf 7y ago
Good point. At a minimum it should clearly state that while the tool didn't "find" such a feature it should not be taken as a security reliable result. See https://github.com/microsoft/ApplicationInspect
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by guydalf 7y ago
See https://github.com/microsoft/ApplicationInspector/wiki/6.-Un... that answers questions on choice of icons and https://github.com/microsoft/ApplicationInspector/wiki/2.1-F...