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Hi - my name is Luke Cartey and Iamp;#39;m a member of the field engineering team here at Semmle. This video is about writing a QL query to find sensitive or personally identifiable information, so called PII, that gets written to log files and application runtime. Today, weamp;#39;ll be looking at a open source e-commerce platform called Shopizer. Itamp;#39; s written in Java and weamp;#39;ll be trying to see whether we can find any of any PII vulnerabilities in Shopizer. Now in order to do that weamp;#39;re going to need to find a way to identify personal identifiable information in the source code. Unfortunately, Shopizer as with many applications doesnamp;#39;t have any sort of semantic markers in the code that tell you what is PII. So what going to do is weamp;#39;re going to start off by writing a heuristic query that selects all fields in the program whose name matches either email percentage credit card percentage or percentage phone percentage. This percentage here is a