[WEB SECURITY] Any opinions of the effectiveness of Binary Static Analysis?
Benjamin Livshits
livshits at cs.stanford.edu
Mon Apr 9 15:03:20 EDT 2007
Binary static analysis feels like a misnomer to me, unless they are
really doing reverse engineering of x86 code. The majority of static
analysis of both Java and .NET happens at the bytecode/MSIL,
respectively. Still, it's generally not referred to as binary
analysis.
-Ben
On 4/5/07, John Johnson <john_johnson89 at hotmail.com> wrote:
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> I was looking at what Veracode is launching (analysis as a service) and the
> first thing I wondered about was the effectiveness of their approach and the
> findings. It is the old @stake technology as I understand it.
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> Thx
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Thanks,
-Ben
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