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Expand Up @@ -72,4 +72,14 @@ A tool for testing and finding regular expressions that are vulnerable to regula

https://crsdoc.digitalwave.hu

Presents CRS rules using a structured UI, allowing for filtering and searching.
Presents CRS rules using a structured UI, allowing for filtering and searching.

## Syntax Highlighters

### Regex Assembly

We have a syntax highlighting extension for Visual Studio Code that helps with writing assembly files. Instructions on how to install the extension can be found in the readme of the repository: https://github.com/coreruleset/regexp-assemble-syntax.

### ModSecurity SecLang

A community member has created an experimental syntax highlighter extension for the ModSecurity SecLang for Visual Studio Code. It has a nice documentation feature for syntax elements and variables. Both highlighting and documentation have been generated using GPT-5, so expect some issues and inaccuracies. https://github.com/louis-lau/vscode-secrule-language-plugin.