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+-   MIT/Stanford/Syracuse Team Develop New PHP Intepre-> on Friday June 19 2009, @07:38AM rkrishardy

Submitted by rkrishardy on Friday June 19 2009, @07:38AM
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rkrishardy writes "A group of researchers from MIT, Stanford and Syracuse have developed a new program, named "Ardilla", which can analyze PHP code for Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) and SQL injection attack vulnerabilities. Ardilla uses a modified Zend Interpreter to analyze the code, trace the data, and determine whether the threat is real or not, significantly decreasing false-positives."
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