Meet Aardvark, OpenAI’s security agent for code analysis and patching

Aardvark represents OpenAI’s entry into automated security research through agentic AI. By combining GPT-5’s language ...
Bleeping Computer

GitHub’s new AI-powered tool auto-fixes vulnerabilities in your code

GitHub introduced a new AI-powered feature capable of speeding up vulnerability fixes while coding. This feature is in public beta and automatically enabled on all private repositories for GitHub ...
The Hacker News

OpenAI Unveils Aardvark: GPT-5 Agent That Finds and Fixes Code Flaws Automatically

OpenAI’s GPT-5 Aardvark scans, exploits, and patches software flaws autonomously—marking a leap in AI-driven cybersecurity.
Mena FN

Accelerate Cybersecurity With IBN Technologies' Vulnerability Testing To Proactively Secure Critical Systems And Data

(MENAFN- EIN Presswire) EINPresswire/ -- As cyber threats grow more advanced and pervasive, proactive vulnerability testing has become a critical foundation of enterprise cybersecurity programs. With ...
Dark Reading

Aqua Security Introduces Industry-First Kubernetes Vulnerability Scanning With Trivy KBOM

BOSTON — Nov. 6, 2023 — Aqua Security, the pioneer in cloud native security, today announced its open source solution Trivy now supports vulnerability scanning for Kubernetes components in addition to ...
Mena FN

Accelerate Cybersecurity With IBN Technologies' Advanced Vulnerability Testing For Network, Application, And Code

(MENAFN- EIN Presswire) EINPresswire/ -- Proactive vulnerability testing has emerged as a crucial component of company cybersecurity operations as cyber threats become more sophisticated and ...
InfoWorld

OpenAI launches Aardvark to detect and patch hidden bugs in code

Currently in private beta, the GPT-5-powered security agent scans, reasons, and patches software like a real researcher, ...
SiliconANGLE

‘Looney Tunables’ Linux vulnerability could allow threat actors to run malicious code

A newly discovered high-severity Linux vulnerability that has been present on many Linux distributions for at least two years could allow threat actors to run malicious code with elevated privileges.