testland/language-native-sast
Language-native SAST linters - the first-party "linter as SAST" family that runs inside each ecosystem's standard toolchain with no separate scanner server: Bandit (Python, 60+ B-rules, severity x confidence filtering), gosec (Go, 40+ G-rules, AST + SSA taint tracking, golangci-lint integration), eslint-plugin-security + eslint-plugin-no-unsanitized (JS/TS, 14 detect-* rules + DOM-sink XSS), and PMD's Apex security ruleset (Salesforce, ApexSOQLInjection / ApexCRUDViolation / ApexSharingViolations). Covers the shared adoption pattern - install as a dev dependency, first scan, suppression-with-justification discipline, baseline-diff adoption for legacy code, SARIF output + CI gating - with per-tool depth in references. Use when a repo needs in-toolchain security linting for Python, Go, JavaScript/TypeScript, or Apex; for cross-language or cross-file taint analysis use semgrep-rules / codeql-queries instead.
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