Black Duck Software this week released Security Checker, a free tool based on the company’s Hub open source security solution. Security Checker is a drag-and-drop, Web-based tool that allows users to determine if known open source vulnerabilities exist in the components used to build applications. It scans the code in an uploaded archive file or Docker image and provides a report showing the identified open source code and known bugs. The maximum file size for a Security Checker scan is 100 MB, according to Black Duck.
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Black Duck’s Free Tool Digs Out Open Source Bugs
Posted by: Jack M. Germain May 28, 2016 10:00 AMBlack Duck Software this week released Security Checker, a free tool based on the company’s Hub open source security solution. Security Checker is a drag-and-drop, Web-based tool that allows users to determine if known open source vulnerabilities exist in the components used to build applications. It scans the code in an uploaded archive file or Docker image and provides a report showing the identified open source code and known bugs. The maximum file size for a Security Checker scan is 100 MB, according to Black Duck.