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Techniques for automated code repair have the potential for greatly aiding in the development of secure and correct code. There are currently a few major difficulties confronting the development and deployment of tools for automated repair, we examine these and briefly explore possible solutions. To give a flavor of what automated repair might look like, we discuss in detail three types of proposed...
There is no widely-accepted lexicon or standard set of rules for auditing static analysis alerts in the software engineering community. Auditing rules and a lexicon should guide different auditors to make the same determination for an alert. Standard terms and processes are necessary so that initial determinations are correctly interpreted, which helps organizations reduce code flaws. They are also...
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