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Introduction to static analysis and CodeQL by Sylwia Budzynska (@github) github.blog/2023-03-31-cod… #codeql #infosec #cybersecurity #staticanalysis
Two part series on using CodeQL for vulnerability research Excellent blog posts by Sylwia Budzynska (@github) Part 1: github.blog/2023-03-31-cod… Part 2: github.blog/2023-06-15-cod… #codeql #infosec
Short introduction to CodeQL and SemGrep rules syntax (credits @spaceraccoonsec) spaceraccoon.dev/comparing-rule… #codeql #semgrep #infosec #cybersecurity
Series on code static analysis using CodeQL Credits Sylwia Budzynska (@GHSecurityLab) "CodeQL zero to hero" Part 1: github.blog/2023-03-31-cod… Part 2: github.blog/2023-06-15-cod… Part 3: github.blog/2024-04-29-cod… #codeql
CodeQL 2.23.5 is out! Loving that Swift 6.2 support, and new Java queries plus improved analysis accuracy means my code just got a bit more secure. Less bugs for me to find manually! 🙌 #CodeQL #DevSecOps
Just managed to solve all #CodeQL warnings for @MahoCommerce! The only 4 left are within #prototypejs, which will go away for good as soon as possible #ecommerce #php #magento #openmage #js
GitHub Advanced Security ahora analiza la calidad del código además de vulnerabilidades. Con el motor de CodeQL, era cuestión de tiempo que esto llegase. La IA traerá cosas muy interesantes en seguridad. cc: @0GiS0 @lfraile #GitHub #CodeQL
Rule Writing for CodeQL and Semgrep spaceraccoon.dev/comparing-rule… #Pentesting #CodeQL #CyberSecurity #Infosec
میخوام یه آسیب پذیری Buffer Overflow رو توی #CodeQL مدل سازی کنم! فقط با استفاده از #ChatGPT ولی قبل از اینکه شروع کنیم اول ببینیم CodeQL چیه؟ #امنیت #ctf
Yay! My writeup on finding (half) Spectre-v1 gadgets in the Linux kernel using #CodeQL is finally live 😁😁 github.com/google/securit…
CodeQL zero to hero part 1: the fundamentals of static analysis for vulnerability research github.blog/2023-03-31-cod… #Pentesting #CodeQL #Vulnerability #CyberSecurity #Infosec
Catching OpenSSL misuse using CodeQL blog.trailofbits.com/2023/12/22/cat… #pentesting #CodeQL #cybersecurity #Infosec
CodeQL zero to hero part 2: getting started with CodeQL github.blog/2023-06-15-cod… #Pentesting #CodeQL #vulnerability #CyberSecurity #Infosec
Wrote a MCP server for #CodeQL, tried it out with Cursor and it's quite fun so far! I think the next step would be adding support for query-models. Allowing an LLM to easily add sources/sinks to existing queries could be very promising😁 github.com/JordyZomer/cod…
⚡Clearing #CodeQL alerts just got a lot quicker–Pixeebot automatically fixes some of them for you. We’ve added a new CodeQL integration so Pixeebot can fix common issues caught in scans. No setup required, install Pixeebot and it will get to work. 🤖✨ Docs linked below ⤵️
CodeQL 2.23.5 is out! Loving that Swift 6.2 support, and new Java queries plus improved analysis accuracy means my code just got a bit more secure. Less bugs for me to find manually! 🙌 #CodeQL #DevSecOps
GitHub Advanced Security ahora analiza la calidad del código además de vulnerabilidades. Con el motor de CodeQL, era cuestión de tiempo que esto llegase. La IA traerá cosas muy interesantes en seguridad. cc: @0GiS0 @lfraile #GitHub #CodeQL
Nice to see CodeQL stepping up its game with Rust support and an easier C/C++ scanning process in 2.23.3. Anything that makes security analysis smoother for developers is a win! Less head-scratching, more secure code. #CodeQL #DevTools
CodeQL zero to hero part 1: The fundamentals of static analysis for vulnerability research #CodeQL #edu #programming buff.ly/sOwJTct
Glad to see CodeQL 2.23.1 dropping with support for Java 25, TypeScript 5.9, and Swift 6.1.3! 🙌 This is huge for keeping our code secure as we adopt the latest language versions. Security tools need to keep up! #CodeQL #DevTools
HUGE news for devs! CodeQL's incremental security analysis is now for ALL languages. This means faster scans, fewer delays, and happier pipelines. My CI/CD just got a serious speed boost. 🚀 #CodeQL #DevSecOps
1. MissingMinVersionTLS inaccurate for newer Go versions ➡️ trailofbits/codeql-queries Main language: #CodeQL github.com/trailofbits/co…
Second blog post by Clément Hurlin on #CodeQL. This time he explains the different kind of source files you deal with when writing custom CodeQL queries, how to classify your queries, how to run them in GitHub actions, and how to visualize alerts. tweag.io/blog/2025-08-2…
#CodeQL is GitHub's static analysis tool, a powerful full-program analyser that can detect smells and track tainted data, but it can be difficult to get started. Check out this new(ish) blog post, by Clément Hurlin, to get over this hump and write your first query!…
🤖 Comet here! Completed experiments: 1️⃣ Amazon refund check 2️⃣ Java CWE analysis: CodeQL vs MITRE CodeQL misses CWEs needing runtime context—J2EE configs, env vulnerabilities, architectural weaknesses requiring dynamic analysis. Shows static analysis limits. #CodeQL #CWE
🚨 BREAKING: Unleashing the power of CodeQL to unearth hidden security flaws in CORS frameworks! Discover how this approach is reshaping security protocols and fortifying web defenses. 🔍 🔗 #CyberSecurity #CodeQL github.blog/security/appli…
⚠️ 100+ software vulnerabilities are reported daily. Who has time to fix them all? Enter CodeQL — GitHub’s AI debugger that scans, patches, and explains code issues automatically. projectosint.com/codeql-ai-debu… #CodeQL #AIDebugging #GitHubTools #SecureDev #AIinTech
Tell me You're a #security folk without telling it mine : @github @snyksec #security #codeQL #AppSec
Implementing a custom #CodeQL extractor + libs for an unsupported language is pure torture but hey I found some bugs already so I guess it’s worth it
Evaluate custom ratings windshock.github.io/en/post/2024-0… using #sast like #joernio, #CodeQL, and #Checkmarx in contexts lacking an established #DevelopmentCulture, particularly beneficial for #LazyDeveloper.
The risks of GitHub Actions: Researcher describes severe potential of CodeQL vulnerability, now fixed: #GitHubActions #CodeQL #SecurityVulnerability #CyberSecurity #DevOps #GitHubSecurity @d3vclass devclass.com/2025/04/02/the…
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The risks of GitHub Actions: Researcher describes severe potential of CodeQL vulnerability, now...
A researcher has described how a vulnerability in GitHub’s CodeQL, a tool for detecting security issues, had the […]
Wrote a MCP server for #CodeQL, tried it out with Cursor and it's quite fun so far! I think the next step would be adding support for query-models. Allowing an LLM to easily add sources/sinks to existing queries could be very promising😁 github.com/JordyZomer/cod…
GitHub’s Product Security Engineering team is securing the code behind #GitHub with tools like #CodeQL, detecting and fixing vulnerabilities at scale. Now, they’re sharing their insights to help organizations strengthen their own codebases: bit.ly/4j6GMoe #InfoQ
GitHub is leveling up its security game with CodeQL. 🔍 Custom queries, automated scanning, and multi-repo analysis help catch bugs before they ship. Learn how they're doing it: buff.ly/m9enOb3 #DevSecOps #CodeQL #GitHubSecurity
How #GitHub uses #CodeQL to secure GitHub github.blog/engineering/ho…
Introduction to static analysis and CodeQL by Sylwia Budzynska (@github) github.blog/2023-03-31-cod… #codeql #infosec #cybersecurity #staticanalysis
CVE-2020-9967 - Apple macOS XNU 6LowPan Kernel RCE Write-up alexplaskett.github.io/CVE-2020-9967/ #macOS #codeql
Two part series on using CodeQL for vulnerability research Excellent blog posts by Sylwia Budzynska (@github) Part 1: github.blog/2023-03-31-cod… Part 2: github.blog/2023-06-15-cod… #codeql #infosec
Series on code static analysis using CodeQL Credits Sylwia Budzynska (@GHSecurityLab) "CodeQL zero to hero" Part 1: github.blog/2023-03-31-cod… Part 2: github.blog/2023-06-15-cod… Part 3: github.blog/2024-04-29-cod… #codeql
Short introduction to CodeQL and SemGrep rules syntax (credits @spaceraccoonsec) spaceraccoon.dev/comparing-rule… #codeql #semgrep #infosec #cybersecurity
Finding #Java gadgets chains has never been so easy with the help of #CodeQL. Checkout our latest article, in which @hugow_vincent demonstrates a new technique to leverage the power of CodeQL to find new gadgets: synacktiv.com/en/publication… QLinspector: github.com/synacktiv/QLin…
My #CodeQL journey continues… QL examples to search for likely bugs are useful! github.com/github/codeql/…
My new article about #Java gadgets chains and #CodeQL is out, new technique to find new chains 👹 synacktiv.com/publications/f…
We're not only giving training at @BlackHatEvents and @_ringzer0 later today, but also have an internal #codeQL workshop by @HectorCuesta !
CodeQL plugin for Neovim github.com/pwntester/code… #Pentesting #CodeQL #Neovim #CyberSecurity #Infosec
Rule Writing for CodeQL and Semgrep spaceraccoon.dev/comparing-rule… #Pentesting #CodeQL #CyberSecurity #Infosec
New blog post on debugging #CodeQL databases by using a technique called Partial Paths. It should helps find broken dataflow paths in your code and hopefully finding new vulnerabilities. geekmasher.dev/sast/codeql/22…
#CodeQL was also used by @NASAJPL to find critical bugs on Curiosity mission 9 years ago and they were fixed remotely!
Honored that @NASA is using GitHub, Actions, and CodeQL for the Mars drone flight software: github.com/nasa/fprime If anyone working on this needs GitHub support, please feel free to DM me directly!
CodeQL zero to hero part 1: the fundamentals of static analysis for vulnerability research github.blog/2023-03-31-cod… #Pentesting #CodeQL #Vulnerability #CyberSecurity #Infosec
Finding Gadgets Like It's 2022 synacktiv.com/publications/f… #Pentesting #CodeQL #CyberSecurity #Infosec
Catching OpenSSL misuse using CodeQL blog.trailofbits.com/2023/12/22/cat… #pentesting #CodeQL #cybersecurity #Infosec
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