Splint

Splint

University of Virginia
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About

Brakeman is a security scanner for Ruby on Rails applications. Unlike many web security scanners, Brakeman looks at the source code of your application. This means you do not need to set up your whole application stack to use it. Once Brakeman scans the application code, it produces a report of all security issues it has found. Brakeman requires zero setup or configuration once it is installed. Just run it. Because all Brakeman needs is source code, Brakeman can be run at any stage of development: you can generate a new application with rails new and immediately check it with Brakeman. Since Brakeman does not rely on spidering sites to determine all their pages, it can provide more complete coverage of an application. This includes pages which may not be ‘live’ yet. In theory, Brakeman can find security vulnerabilities before they become exploitable. Brakeman is specifically built for Ruby on Rails applications, so it can easily check configuration settings for best practices.

About

Splint is developed and maintained by the Secure Programming Group at the University of Virginia Department of Computer Science. David Evans is the project leader and the primary developer of Splint. David Larochelle developed the memory bounds checking. University of Virginia students Chris Barker, David Friedman, Mike Lanouette and Hien Phan all contributed significantly to the development of Splint. Splint is the successor to LCLint, a tool originally developed as a joint research project between the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Digital Equipment Corporation's System Research Center. David Evans was the primary designed and developer of LCLint. John Guttag and Jim Horning had the original idea for a static checking tool for detecting inconsistencies between LCL specifications and their C implementations. They provided valuable advice on its functionality and design and were instrumental in its development.

Platforms Supported

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Android Not Supported
Chromebook Not Supported

Audience

Development teams interested in a security scanner for Ruby on Rails applications

Audience

Development teams interested in a Static Application Security Testing (SAST)

Support

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Support

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API

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API

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Training

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Training

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Company Information

Brakeman
Founded: 2014
brakemanscanner.org

Company Information

University of Virginia
Founded: 2007
United States
splint.org

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ArmorCode Supported
C Not Supported
C++ Not Supported
CodeFactor Supported
Dradis Supported
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Kondukto Supported
MATLAB Not Supported
Nucleus Supported
RuboCop Supported
Ruby Supported
Ruby on Rails Supported
SQL Supported
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Integrations

ArmorCode Not Supported
C Supported
C++ Supported
CodeFactor Not Supported
Dradis Not Supported
GitHub Not Supported
JSON Not Supported
Kondukto Not Supported
MATLAB Supported
Nucleus Not Supported
RuboCop Not Supported
Ruby Not Supported
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SQL Not Supported
Seeker Not Supported
ThreadFix Not Supported
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