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Building Confidence and Trust in AI-Generated Code
To tackle the accountability and ownership challenge accompanying AI-generated code, we are introducing Sonar AI Code Assurance
Meet the new project experience for SonarQube Cloud
We are very pleased to announce that we have released a new project experience. It’s now available in SonarQube Cloud for all users. You’ll notice a few improvements the next time you open SonarQube Cloud.
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Squirrel Sandbox Escape allows Code Execution in Games and Cloud Services
We discovered and reported a vulnerability in the Squirrel VM, written in C, that allows an attacker to escape the sandbox.
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Supercharge your C++ analysis with SonarQube for IDE for CLion
This article talks about the powerful capabilities of the C++ analyzer with SonarQube for IDE and highlights some unique and interesting quality and security rules you might find useful. Through that lens, we demonstrate how you can leverage these rules to elevate your CLion built-in static analysis capabilities for your C++ projects.
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Modernize Code Quality with ‘Quick Fixes’
Boost your productivity by automatically applying fixes to repair code quality issues in your IDE with SonarQube for IDE.
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Cachet 2.4: Code Execution via Laravel Configuration Injection
We responsibly disclosed three vulnerabilities in the open-source status page Cachet, allowing attackers to take over instances. Here are all the details!
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Product portals open: we want your input
We've recently opened up product portals on Productboard. You'll find them for SonarQube Server, SonarQube Cloud, and SonarQube for IDE. Each one shows the features we're currently working on, the ones we've released recently, and the ones we're planning.
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Ghost CMS 4.3.2 - Cross-Origin Admin Takeover
We recently discovered an XSS vulnerability in the admin frontend of Ghost CMS 4.3.2. Find out the details and learn how to avoid such issues in your code!
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Compilation database: An alternative way to configure your C or C++ analysis
Analyzing your C or C++ code requires, in addition to the source code, the configuration that is used to build the code. Historically we have provided a tool to automate the extraction of this information, called the build wrapper. Recently we introduced another way to configure your analysis, the compilation database. Learn more about the pros and cons of each option.
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elFinder - A Case Study of Web File Manager Vulnerabilities
Our case study of elFinder 2.1.57 describes several critical code vulnerabilities commonly found in web file managers and how to patch them.
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Use 3rd-party plugins at your own risk
If you're using 3rd-party plugins for SonarQube Server, you're obviously already aware of the benefits. With this blog post, we want to make sure you're also aware of the risks. Because there are risks.
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Launching ‘Secret Detection’ to keep your Cloud ‘Secrets’ safe
Learn how developers can safeguard their cloud 'secrets' from publicly leaking and take charge of their Code Security with SonarQube for IDE.
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