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Loris is a sophisticated fuzz testing framework aimed at analyzing baseband firmware. It includes tools for analysis, emulation, and fuzzing, as detailed in the associated README files. For a deeper understanding, refer to the related research paper on its methodologies and findings.
Microsoft Application Inspector is a tool designed to analyze software source code by identifying features based on a comprehensive set of over 400 rules and regex patterns. It aids in understanding software components for both security and non-security purposes and supports various programming languages, offering output in multiple formats. The tool is available as a command line application and NuGet package, and emphasizes community contributions for enhancing its feature detection capabilities.
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Vulnerability research has become more complex due to improved security practices in software development, making it essential to leverage automated tools like Semgrep for efficient analysis. By employing single-repository variant analysis, researchers can uncover new vulnerabilities by examining patched code and public advisories, focusing on patterns that indicate similar vulnerabilities in the codebase. This approach allows for targeted analysis and reduced resource expenditure in vulnerability discovery.