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Categories/Cybersecurity/Opengrep
Opengrep

Opengrep

Scan source code repositories for security vulnerabilities and bugs using static analysis

Pricing model

Free

Rating

★ People love it

Time to value

Quick Setup (< 1 hour)

You can use Opengrep to scan source code repositories for security flaws, bugs, and compliance violations without sending data to third parties. As an open-source static code analysis engine, it evaluates rules across multiple programming languages directly from your terminal or continuous integration pipeline. It supports inter-procedural and cross-file analysis to catch complex vulnerabilities throughout entire projects. The engine outputs findings in standard JSON and SARIF formats, letting you plug scan results directly into existing development workflows and developer dashboards effortlessly.

What Opengrep does

Run local static code audits from the command lineGenerate vulnerability findings in SARIF or JSON formatsWrite custom pattern-matching rules for project securityIntegrate security scans into automated build scriptsIdentify cross-function logic flaws across multiple source filesFilter out false positive warnings using ignore commentsPerforms cross-file static code analysisExecutes inter-procedural and cross-function checksExports vulnerability reports in JSON and SARIF formatsRuns entirely offline without requiring user logins or accountsSupports custom rules defined by community contributorsMaintains full backward compatibility with Semgrep rule syntaxIncludes native support for Windows operating systems

Pricing breakdown

Pricing model: Free

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