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SUMMARY:Flaw And Order: Finding The Needle In The Haystack Of CodeQL Using 
 LLMs
DESCRIPTION:Thursday\, April 30th\, 2026: 2:00 to 3:00 PM\n\nRunning CodeQL
 's built-in queries on Redis gave me over 6\,800 potential issues. Doable\
 , maybe. But when I tried FFmpeg\, I got over 51\,000. That's way too much
  for me. And how many of those are real vulnerabilities? Probably around 0
 .01%. The sheer number of false positives makes static code analysis impra
 ctical - who wants to manually sift through tens of thousands of results j
 ust to find a few actual security flaws?\n\nhttps://cms.it-news-and-events
 .info/html/back-issues/?article=173115
URL:https://cms.it-news-and-events.info/html/back-issues/?article=173115
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