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.
Encoding Differentials: Why Charset Matters
The absence of charset information seems to be a minor issue for a web application. This blog post explains why this is a false assumption and highlights the critical security implications.
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Securing Developer Tools: Unpatched Code Vulnerabilities in Gogs (2/2)
Learn about critical code vulnerabilities we discovered in Gogs, a source code hosting solution. This follow-up covers how less severe flaws can still have a critical impact.
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Uso y comprensión de SonarQube Server para la cobertura del código
Una métrica fundamental para evaluar la eficacia de sus esfuerzos de prueba de código es la cobertura del código. SonarQube Server, una potente solución de análisis de código estático, se integra perfectamente con las herramientas de cobertura de código, lo que permite a los desarrolladores escribir código más limpio, más seguro y completamente probado.
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Securing Developer Tools: Unpatched Code Vulnerabilities in Gogs (1/2)
We discovered 4 critical code vulnerabilities in Gogs, a source code hosting solution, which are still unpatched. Read about the details and how to protect yourself.
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The True Cost of Bad Code in Software Development
Despite advances in technology and methodologies, the costs associated with fixing bad code continue to escalate, impacting businesses financially and operationally. But what is bad code, what are the clear markers of its negative impact, and how can organizations overcome it?
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SonarQube Server 10.6 Release Announcement
The 10.6 release of SonarQube Server includes some significant changes, such as autoscaling in Kubernetes, AutoConfig for C and C++ projects, support for running in a FIPS-enforced environment, set rule priority to uphold your coding standards, easy setup of monorepos, monitoring the time it takes to upgrade, and expanded library coverage for AI/ML developers.
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Green Coding with Code Quality - 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 Code Quality 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: la vulnerabilidad oculta en tu código
XSS es una clase de error muy conocida, pero en los últimos años ha surgido una variante menos conocida pero eficaz llamada mXSS. En este blog, abordaremos los fundamentos de esta variante de XSS y examinaremos cómo puede protegerse contra ella.
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