Sonar's latest blog posts
Announcing SonarSweep: Improving training data quality for coding LLMs
Recent research from Anthropic has shown that even a small amount of malicious or poor quality training data can have a massively negative impact on a model’s performance, exposing users to significant security and quality issues.
Green Coding with Clean Code - A Recap of ecoCode Challenge Paris 2024
ecoCode Challenge Paris represents an opportunity to unite innovation and sustainable coding. As a proud sponsor, we are excited to see how SonarQube Server is empowering developers to prioritize environmental sustainability in their projects.
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Re-moo-te Code Execution in Mailcow: Always Sanitize Error Messages
Our research team discovered two vulnerabilities in mailcow, an email server solution. Attackers could compromise an instance, impersonate users, and steal emails.
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Integrating SonarQube Cloud with Amazon CodeCatalyst for Code Analysis
Sonar recently announced the integration of SonarQube Cloud with Amazon CodeCatalyst. This blog post guides you through integrating SonarQube Cloud, a cloud-based Clean Code solution, with Amazon CodeCatalyst.
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An Open Letter to Sonar[Qube] Users
Sonar’s new President of Field Operations introduces herself and reiterates the company's continued commitment to enabling organizations to succeed.
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mXSS: The Vulnerability Hiding in Your Code
XSS is a well-known bug class, but a lesser-known yet effective variant called mXSS has emerged over the last couple of years. In this blog, we will cover the fundamentals of this XSS variant and examine how you can protect against it.
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Find Deeply Hidden Security Vulnerabilities with Deeper SAST by Sonar
This post delves into an actual Jenkins vulnerability to understand the intricacies of deeper SAST for detecting deeply hidden code vulnerabilities. It illustrates how deeper SAST works and explains its impact on keeping your code clean and free of these serious issues.
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Parallel Code Security: The Challenge of Concurrency
Parallelism has been around for decades, but it is still a source of critical vulnerabilities nowadays. This blog post details a severe vulnerability in the remote desktop gateway Apache Guacamole, highlighting the security risks of parallelism.
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Code Interoperability: The Hazards of Technological Variety
The rapid development of different technologies doesn’t come without risks. This blog post details a critical vulnerability in the remote desktop gateway Apache Guacamole, which showcases the challenges of code interoperability.
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Leveraging SonarQube Server, SonarQube Cloud, and SonarQube for IDE for Effective Shift Left Practices
Speed and quality are no longer trade-offs in the modern software landscape - they're a tightly interwoven dance. That's where the "Shift Left" philosophy comes in, urging us to move critical checks and balances like code quality analysis earlier in the development lifecycle.
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Driving DevOps Transformation: Leveling Up CI/CD with Static Code Analysis
Unit and end-to-end testing are effective in ensuring features and functionality work properly, but what about code quality? How can we ensure that our code is reliable, maintainable, and secure? Enter static code analysis.
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Legacy Codebases are a DevOps Issue
Explore how DevOps principles and practices can transform the challenge of managing legacy code into an opportunity for improvement. This piece outlines actionable strategies for refactoring, the importance of automation, and adopting a 'Clean as You Code' approach to ensure sustainable code quality and efficiency.
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