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A standard SAST tool might flag 10,000 "Informational" buffer overflows in a legacy C++ library you haven't touched in five years. That report is useless. Developers will ignore it, and your security posture won't improve.

On the surface, it sounds like a specific tool. It isn’t.

If your SAST tool flags an because you are using a weak hashing algorithm, that isn't a false positive. The code works, but the cryptography is broken. OWASP SAST forces you to fix architectural flaws, not just runtime bugs. The Bottom Line Stop searching for a tool called "OWASP SAST." It doesn't exist.