detecting-race-conditions
Detects race condition vulnerabilities including TOCTOU, double-checked locking issues, and shared state problems. Use when analyzing concurrent operations, file access patterns, or investigating timing-related...
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Detects race condition vulnerabilities including TOCTOU, double-checked locking issues, and shared state problems. Use when analyzing concurrent operations, file access patterns, or investigating timing-related...
Detects arbitrary read vulnerabilities by identifying unchecked array indexing and out-of-bounds memory access. Use when analyzing array access patterns, pointer arithmetic, or investigating information disclos...
Detects null pointer dereference vulnerabilities by identifying unchecked pointer usage and missing validation. Use when analyzing pointer operations, input validation, or investigating crash vulnerabilities.
Detects use-after-free vulnerabilities by identifying pointer dereferences after memory deallocation. Use when analyzing memory management, cleanup code, or investigating dangling pointer issues.
Detects OS command injection vulnerabilities by identifying unsafe system/popen/exec calls with user-controlled input. Use when analyzing command execution, shell operations, or investigating potential command...
Detects unsafe pointer subtraction operations that can lead to incorrect size calculations and integer underflow. Use when analyzing pointer arithmetic, size calculations, or investigating buffer sizing issues.
Detects off-by-one errors by identifying incorrect loop conditions, array indexing mistakes, and boundary condition problems. Use when analyzing loops, array access, or investigating fencepost errors.
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