Binarly released the Binarly Transparency Platform 3.5 with Java ecosystem support, enterprise-grade YARA integration, and operational upgrades. With this update, Binarly’s cryptographic algorithm identification engine now supports Java archives (JARs) and JVM bytecode, scanning both standalone and embedded files inside Docker containers or firmware. This means organizations can finally see what cryptographic primitives their Java-based products depend on, without needing access to source code. Built on Code Property Graph (CPG) analysis, the new engine tracks … More →
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