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GitHub code scanning now finds more security vulnerabilities

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Code hosting platform GitHub today launched new machine learning-based code scanning analysis features that will automatically discover more common security vulnerabilities before they end up in production.
These new experimental static analysis features are now available for JavaScript and TypeScript GitHub repositories in public beta.

“With the new analysis capabilities, code scanning can surface even more alerts for four common vulnerability patterns: cross-site scripting (XSS), path injection, NoSQL injection, and SQL injection,” said GitHub’s Tiferet Gazit and Alona Hlobina.

“Together, these four vulnerability types account for many of the recent vulnerabilities (CVEs) in the JavaScript/TypeScript ecosystem, and improving code scanning’s ability to detect such vulnerabilities early in the development process is key in helping developers write more secure code.”

Security vulnerabilities discovered by the new experimental code analysis features will show up as alerts in the ‘Security’ tab of enrolled repositories.
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These new alerts are marked using an ‘Experimental’ label and will also be available via the pull requests tab.
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Any way to ban a certain word in any website?

I was crushing on this guy for way too long. Two years passed and he is still giving me mixed messages and I hope I never see his name again.

I am wondering if there is a way to ban his name everywhere on my mac? So whenever I felt like googling him, checking his social media, etc, his name will not appear (or appear as sth else) so I can stop being so obsessed with him.

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Someone I know has hacked into my personal laptop and has been dropping hints that they've seen everything in there, and have been monitoring my activity.

There's nothing illegal or nasty on there but they could certainly spin it to make me look bad. I think this person hates me (unjustifiably imo) and may try to make my life difficult.

I let them stay with me in a spare room and naively gave them access to my router "so they could boost the signal". I know very little about tech so the router password was unchanged and I have no VPN or internet security, other than Kaspersky antivirus. After they moved out I started getting hints that they know what I'm looking at. Again, there's nothing terrible to report but I find it incredibly creepy and intrusive.

I've changed the router password and run Malwarebytes but I don't know what else to do? Could they be viewing my screen remotely, or monitoring my internet activity? Could they even operate my laptop remotely? I mean they could even be looking at this...

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