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#CSharp
Nov 28 2018
The Fastest Reports in the Wild West - and a Handful of Bugs...
Sergey Vasiliev
Microsoft is not the only company to go open source recently - other companies are following this trend too. This brings us, the developers of PVS-Studio, another wonderful opportunity to test...
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#CSharp
Nov 12 2018
What Errors Lurk in Infer.NET Code?
Sergey Vasiliev
Posting of projects sources by Microsoft is a good reason to perform their analysis. This time is no exception and today we will look at suspicious places, found in Infer.NET code. Down with...
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#Cpp #Security
Jun 13 2018
Attacks via external data and means of dealing with them
Sergey Vasiliev
For a start, it is worth to remember what is vulnerability, and why one shouldn't trust data received from outside. The vulnerabilities are simple bugs that will make you famous all over...
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#Cpp #CSharp #GameDev
May 03 2018
Static Analysis in Video Game Development: Top 10 Software Bugs
Sergey Vasiliev
If you are a software developer working in the video game industry and wondering what else you could do to improve the quality of your product or make the development process easier and you don't...
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#Cpp
Mar 26 2018
Top 10 Bugs in the C++ Projects of 2017
Sergey Vasiliev
We're almost three months into 2018, which means the time has come (albeit with some delay) to make a top-10 list of bugs found by the PVS-Studio analyzer in C++ projects over the last year. Here...
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#Cpp
Nov 28 2017
Code Quality Comparison of Firebird, MySQL, and PostgreSQL
Sergey Vasiliev
Today's article is somewhat unusual, if only because instead of reviewing one project, we'll be comparing three projects at once, looking for the one with the most interesting bugs and - which is...
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#CSharp #Security
Oct 30 2017
What Is Wrong with Vulnerabilities in C# Projects?
Sergey Vasiliev
This small article is an intermediate result of a search on a topic of already known vulnerabilities in open source C# projects. I wanted to look at the examples of code that was vulnerable...
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Aug 15 2017
Story of One Exception or This is How We Have to Debug Other People's Code
Paul Eremeev, Sergey Vasiliev
Using third-party libraries allows you to get the functionality you want, without wasting time on the development of the corresponding logic. Take and use it! Of course, such an approach...
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#Cpp #Knowledge #Security
Jun 20 2017
How Can PVS-Studio Help in the Detection of Vulnerabilities?
Sergey Vasiliev
A vulnerability in terms of computer security, is a flaw in the system allowing someone to violate the integrity, or deliberately cause a malfunction, of the program. Practice shows that even...
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#Cpp
Apr 11 2017
War of the Machines: PVS-Studio vs. TensorFlow
Sergey Vasiliev
"I'll be back" (c). I think everybody knows this phrase. Although, today we aren't going to talk about the return of the terminator, the topic of the article is similar in some way. We'll discuss...
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