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Java and Kotlin security vulnerabilities are identified by analyzing project artifacts for common anti-patterns. The scanner specifically targets insecure deserialization, JNDI injections, Spring Expression Language issues, and Actuator exposure across JVM stacks.

Automated scanning detects insecure deserialization gadgets and JNDI injections by analyzing project artifacts for known anti-patterns. It surfaces these JVM-specific risks to prevent remote code execution and data exposure in Java and Kotlin environments.

Yes, you can scan Spring and Hibernate configurations for HQL injection and Actuator exposure. The scanner analyzes project artifacts to identify these specific misconfigurations and maps findings to actionable remediation guidance.

To fix SpEL injection and JVM security blind spots after detection, follow the actionable remediation guidance provided by the scan. Findings are mapped to practical fixes aligned with a standard Java and Kotlin security checklist.

JVM vulnerability scanning requires a standard Java and Kotlin security checklist and safe defaults to function accurately. The scanner uses these checklists to map detected anti-patterns to actionable remediation guidance.