
Next-Gen SCA for C/C++: Closing the Detection Gap | Blog | Endor Labs
Endor Labs announces C/C++ language support for its SCA product, addressing the long-standing difficulty of tracking OSS dependencies in ecosystems with no central package registry. Because C/C++ developers commonly vendor (copy and modify) library source directly into their repos, Endor Labs builds a fingerprint index of known OSS libraries using cryptographic hashes for exact-match segments (functions, license blocks, etc.) and ML-generated code embeddings to catch renamed, reformatted, or lightly modified copies. The company reports customer benchmarks showing 81% fewer false negatives and 143% more true positives versus prior tooling for building SBOMs and detecting vulnerable/license-non-compliant code in C/C++ codebases.
Technologies named here
- C and C++ applications/codebases
- Endor Labs software composition analysis
- vcpkg
- Conan
- Endor Labs
- C
- SBOM
Techniques named here
- Cryptographic hashing of code segments
- Code embeddings
- Code fingerprint matching
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