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When Static Reachability Says No: Checking Joern-Based Negative Verdicts for Python Against Execution
A negative reachability verdict removes a finding from human review. We check such verdicts against execution. Our pipeline, SourceLens, maps Semgrep findings to a Python program's call graph, whose edges a query takes from the calls that Joern links in its code property graph. We ran two command-li
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