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Is Static Code Analysis Better Than Dynamic Code Analysis?

Dynamic and Static Analysis are two types of code security tests. Both of these are used while checking the source code. A static code review does not need the execution of the code while a dynamic code analysis is mainly dependent on how well the code performs during execution.  Normally both the methods are used while extensively reviewing source codes. To understand and observe how well these tests workout, it is necessary for any company to pay close attention to details

What is Static Code Analysis?

Static analysis involves checking the source code without executing it. That means it focuses on the internal structure than on the functional aspect of the code. It is normally performed in a non-runtime environment i.e. it is not done when the program is running. Static analysis involves checking the source code, byte code or application binaries for any possible susceptibilities. While performing this test, application data and control paths are created and then checked for any security weaknesses.

Benefits and Limitations of Static AnalysisBenefits

1) Locates exact area of error in coding

2) It grants ample time for some quick fixes

3) Locates the issues at an early stage

4) Detects certain unique defects like variable use, uncalled functions or unreachable codes

5) It is conducted by trained developers who have a complete understanding of the code or using an automated code review tools like Codegrip.

Limitations

1) Takes a lot of time if done manually

2) A paucity of trained persons makes it difficult to perform

3) Cannot locate issues faced in the runtime environment

What is Dynamic Code Analysis?

A dynamic analysis is an exact opposite; it is done in a runtime environment. Thus it looks and studies the source code from the outside. It involves manipulating the running state to discover what the possible security vulnerabilities are. It mounts a simulated attack on the application or program and observes how it reacts.

Both of these tests are many times viewed to be conflicting to each other, but for an integrated code review, both are equally important to be performed

Benefits and Limitations of Dynamic AnalysisBenefits

1) Locates vulnerabilities in the runtime environment

2) Helps in validating Static analysis’s findings

3) Allows analyzing programs without having access to the actual code

4) Identifies susceptibilities that might be shown as false negatives in static analysis

5) Can be conducted against any application

Limitations

1) No guarantee of full test coverage of source code

2) Becomes difficult to go back and trace the vulnerabilities back to its original location

3) Needs longer timeframe to put in the fixes

Let us now quickly see the main differences between these two tests:

Static Analysis

Done at the initial stage before execution

Done at a non-runtime

Internal observation of the structure

Focuses on Structural aspects

Application data and control paths are created to check vulnerabilities

As the name suggests, it is a fixed approach with decided parameters

Dynamic Analysis

It is done at a later stage during execution

Done in runtime

External observation of performance

Focuses on functional aspects

A simulated attack is mounted on the program to check how it responds and then susceptibilities are identified

As the name suggests, it is dynamic in nature and largely depends on challenges faced during execution

Conclusion

Both of these tests are not opposed to each other and can, in fact, be used in unison or simultaneously. Automating your code reviews would be a good start to having flawless codes with the help of review tools like Codegrip.

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How to integrate your MAVEN project with SonarQube

How to integrate your MAVEN project with SonarQube

So, You want to integrate your project to SonarQube for managing the source quality of your project. That’s indeed a wonderful idea. If you are wondering and excited to learn How to go about it, just keep calm and sit back, I will take you through the same. I am very certain that after this blog you will be able to integrate your project with SonarQube in just a matter of time.

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​CodeAnalysis Tencent Cloud Code Analysis (TCA for short, code-named CodeDog inside the company early) is a code comprehensive analysis platform, which includes three components: server, web and client. It supports the integration of common code analysis tools in the industry. Its main function is to ensure the code quality under agile iterations of multiple engineering projects, and Support the team to inherit the code culture. https://github.com/Tencent/CodeAnalysis

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