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preprocess + mapping 107s -> 673 targets, 4,412 entry points, 4,463 regions
build 255.9s (retries, shards, census)
query 720.9s (taint 600.3, dominance 64.1, config 56.5)
arbitrate 19.8s
total 996.6s peak child RSS 1,132 MB
regions examined 500 of 4,463 -- 11%, the default cap
findings 0
CVE-2023-23488 not reported
The taint query dies in ForkJoinPool after ten minutes, and so does a bare
`cpg.file.size` census, so it is the CPG under a 2GB heap rather than the
request payload. The engine reports all of it -- files_unparsed, query_failed
for 2,500 regions, cpg_sharded -- so nothing reads as clean. That is the
machinery working; it is not a result.
The honest statement of PHP detection today is that the slices find the CVEs
and the repository does not. One file finds CVE-2023-23488, two files find it
with a shard, 637 files find nothing. No release claim about scanning a
WordPress plugin can rest on this.
Two of my own defects surfaced on the way, both invisible at slice scale and
both now fixed: hookCallbacks repeated into every request, and candidates
enumerated for a judge nobody was going to ask.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <[email protected]>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01T7XD7x5KonMdmGRkp63EQG