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  • bumahkib7 4 hours ago
    I built RMA because I was tired of waiting 5–20 minutes for Semgrep/CodeQL/SonarQube on large monorepos.

    It's a Rust-native CLI that scans ~100k LOC in under 0.5 seconds and now has:

    - Cross-file taint propagation (input in handler → util → sink) - String concatenation & template taint (real SQLi, XSS, command injection, path traversal) - Basic type inference + nullability (null dereference detection) - Typestate/protocol rules (file/DB/lock/crypto leaks, use-after-close, double-lock, etc.) - Interactive TUI viewer (navigate findings, filter severity, search, preview code snippets) - SARIF output → GitHub Security tab - Dashboard with vuln tables, fix recommendations, health scores (in progress)

    Repo: https://github.com/bumahkib7/rust-monorepo-analyzer Latest release: https://github.com/bumahkib7/rust-monorepo-analyzer/releases...

    Try it: cargo install rma rma scan . --profile strict --ai rma scan . --interactive # launches the TUI

    Still early — false positives exist in generated/test code (tunable via rma.toml). Feedback very welcome: too noisy? Missing rules? Happy to hear it.

    • michalsustr 2 hours ago
      Awesome! Looks way better than the janky things I’ve been developing on the side. Thank you for sharing!