An application can be tested using two main techniques: Static Application Security Testing $($SAST$)$ and Dynamic Application Security Testing $($DAST$).$ How do these two techniques differ?

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SAST is a reliable way to enumerate most application vulnerabilities that result from coding errors.

DAST is also known as "white box testing."

DAST is only possible when the source code of an application is available.

SAST is all that a tester can perform if the source code is not available.