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The letter details how Veracode uses patented static binary analysis to inspect compiled executables or bytecode for security flaws without requiring source code, including behavioral modeling of control and data flow. 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By examining a compiled form of an application, static binary analysis can provide a more comprehensive picture of realworld vulnerabilities with a lower false positive rate. Through advanced modeling, Veracode ’s static engine detects flaws in the software's inputs and outputs that cannot be seen through penetration testing alone. Specifically, Veracode's binary analysis creates a behavioral model by analyzing an application's control and data flow through executable machine code- the way an attacker sees it. Unlike source code review tools, this approach accurately detects issues in the core application and extends coverage to vulnerabilities found in 3rd party libraries, pre-packaged components, and code introduced by compiler or platform-specific interpretations. Binary analysis can also detect other threats, such as those coming from malicious code and backdoors – which are difficult to spot with traditional tools because they are not visible in source code.  \nVeracode also employs advanced dynamic analysis techniques to test the application for security vulnerabilities. Dynamic analysis consists of two primary phases: the 'spider' phase: which enumerates all exposed functionality and catalogues the available attack surfaces; and the 'attack' phase: which submits specially crafted requests in an effort to trigger application behavior that would indicate the presence of exploitable security vulnerabilities. The Veracode dynamic analysis service is a highly evolved, next generation dynamic scanning technology. It is designed for thoroughness, in that it addresses assessment coverage and accuracy limitations prevalent in existing dynamic scanning approaches that have seen little change since their introduction over a decade ago. Unlike its predecessors, Veracode ’s dynamic engine is designed for next generation websites, including advanced support for both the latest Web 2.0 technology (including JavaScript, AJAX and basic flash support) and sophisticated authentication schemes employed by leading online platforms. Veracode has built it from the ground up to support the SaaS model, providing on-demand dynamic analysis launched from the Veracode platform.  \nThrough automated analysis, Veracode tests to determine the presence of common application vulnerabilities, such as those as defined by the current SANS Top 25 and OWASP Top 10.  \nVeracode conducted the following automated security assessments, employing the techniques outlined above:  \n\n| Static Analysis |\n| --- |\n| March 26, 2018 |\n\nSincerely,  \nEllen Nussbaum  \nSenior Vice President, Services Veracode, Inc.  \n[enussbaum@veracode.com](enussbaum@veracode.com)","cbCainBWyIDidBUU","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCainBWyIDidBUU","pdf",86695,"English","# Security assessment overview\n## Static binary analysis approach\n## Dynamic analysis approach and phases\n## Automated vulnerability coverage\n## Static analysis assessment date","[{\"question\":\"What security methods does Veracode use to assess UltraEdit?\",\"answer\":\"Veracode uses static binary analysis and advanced dynamic analysis techniques to evaluate security vulnerabilities in the UltraEdit application.\"},{\"question\":\"How does Veracode's static binary analysis work without source code?\",\"answer\":\"It inspects compiled binaries or bytecode and builds behavioral models from executable machine code to identify issues across core applications and third-party or compiler-introduced components.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the main phases of Veracode's dynamic analysis?\",\"answer\":\"Dynamic analysis includes a spider phase to enumerate exposed functionality and available attack surfaces, followed by an attack phase that sends crafted requests to trigger exploitable behaviors.\"}]","Veracode UltraEdit Attestation Letter - Security Assessment Summary | PDF",1789531888]