This article http://www.ouncelabs.com/secure_enterprise.html is a good start to
evaluate which code scanning tool (also called static parsers) best suits your
needs
for the supporting programming language of your choice.
My experience on using code scanning tools is that only scrap the surface of
potential security bugs in the code. They find the so called LHF (Low Hanging
Fruits).
Static parsers do not find security flaws (security defects in architecture and
design) that can only be found with manual secure code reviews and secure
architecture
design review. The big value from automated code scanning is to use them as
input
for a deeper manual code review that also complement with findings of web
application
pen tests.
Marco
On Mon Sep 11 5:30 , 'Wahyu Wijaya H.' sent:
hi all,
i got involved in some web application development using php and
mysql. i got responsibility to check for vulnerability that may exist.
is there any tool that can help me? i mean any tool that could scan
the entire source code to find any vulnerability, because auditing all
source code seems overwhelming to me :-) plus that i am no fluent in
php language.
thanks a lot,
cheers...
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