Dynamic checks using internal instrumentation provide deep insight into how the application operates during runtime, allowing for the detection of flaws that only manifest when code is executed. This includes vulnerabilities related to memory usage, control flow, and user input processing. Unlike static reviews or external scans, instrumentation tools can track variables, functions, and logic paths internally, offering real-time, context-aware vulnerability detection that reflects how the application will behave in production.
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