Secure coding for Clojure/Script

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Snyk

I am particularly interested in scanning vulnerabilities in third party libraries, both in Clojure & ClojureScript — e.g., tools such as the OWASP Dependency Track and Snyk, which have integrations with Maven and NPM. Given the hosted approach of Clojure/Script, I would assume that it is possible to somehow take this route, but before diving too deep into it, I was hoping some of you might share their approach.

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OWASP Dependency-Track

I am particularly interested in scanning vulnerabilities in third party libraries, both in Clojure & ClojureScript — e.g., tools such as the OWASP Dependency Track and Snyk, which have integrations with Maven and NPM. Given the hosted approach of Clojure/Script, I would assume that it is possible to somehow take this route, but before diving too deep into it, I was hoping some of you might share their approach.

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