Abstract: Enhancement of web browser extension analysis capabilities, such as security application analysis, is realized by encapsulating the extension with a wrapper function that defines entry and exits points within the source code of the extension. By wrapping the web browser extension in a function that defines entry and exit points, the present invention enables the use of commercial SAST tools/engines and any other application which desires to analyze the web browser extension and/or extract data therefrom. The web browser extension is programmatically analyzed to identify the entry and exit points and, in response, the wrapper function is generated that defines the entry and exits points and the web browser extension is encapsulated with the wrapper function.

Abstract: Systems, computer program products, and methods are described herein for testing an application with dynamically linked security tests. The present invention may be configured to perform, using a request engine, based on the first data, and based on test protocols stored in a first data structure, a first security test on an application. The present invention may be further configured to determine, based on determining that the application failed the first security test and based on a second data structure, whether the first security test is linked to one or more other security tests, where the second data structure includes security test sequences linking security tests and/or data to transmit from the first security test to the one or more other security tests, and provide, to the first queue, one or more other security tests to which the first security test is linked.