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CodeQL 2.25.4 Enhances Language Support and Security
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- →CodeQL 2.25.4 expands language support, enhancing its utility for developers using Swift, C#, and Java/Kotlin.
- →The update improves security analysis, particularly for ASP.NET and Vercel serverless functions, broadening vulnerability detection.
- →Reduced false positives in Java/Kotlin make CodeQL more reliable for developers focusing on code quality and security.
GitHub has released CodeQL 2.25.4, enhancing its static analysis engine used for code scanning. This update introduces support for Swift 6.3.1 and improves C# analysis by expanding ASP.NET source modeling. Java and Kotlin benefit from reduced false positives through better path normalization and sensitive data handling. Additionally, the update extends security analysis to Vercel serverless functions, enhancing vulnerability detection. These improvements make CodeQL a more comprehensive tool for developers aiming to enhance code security and quality.
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