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Memoir: Learning, Verifying, and Evolving False-Positive Memories for Static Application Security Testing Tools
Static Application Security Testing (SAST) tools have become indispensable in modern secure software devel- opment. However, these tools often generate false-positive (FP) alerts, imposing substantial manual inspection costs and reducing the trust from developers. Existing FP reduction methods still
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