Semgrep Adds Dataflow Reachability Support for Ten Programming Languages, Enhancing Supply Chain Security

 Semgrep, a static code analysis tool, has announced support for dataflow reachability analysis across ten programming languages. Dataflow reachability analysis traces the flow of data within a codebase, helping identify potential security vulnerabilities and bugs. This feature is now available for JavaScript, Python, Ruby, Go, Rust, PHP, TypeScript, Kotlin, Swift, and C#. Semgrep aims to improve supply chain security by providing comprehensive code analysis for developers.


Key points:


1. Semgrep now supports dataflow reachability analysis in ten programming languages.

2. Dataflow reachability analysis traces data flow within a codebase to detect vulnerabilities and bugs.

3. This feature enhances supply chain security by offering comprehensive code analysis.


The article highlights how Semgrep's dataflow reachability analysis can help developers identify and fix potential security vulnerabilities and bugs in their code, ultimately improving supply chain security.

https://semgrep.dev/blog/2024/semgrep-supply-chain-announces-dataflow-reachability-support-for-10-languages

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