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Scan AI apps before launch for missing auth, uncapped APIs, weak headers, and deployment risks.
keeptahoeblue · HN
A pre-launch scanner for AI-built apps (it scores itself 60/100)
Monitor your external attack surface, detect subdomain exposures, and map live CVEs automatically.
@tugayakin34 · X
ThreatPort is an all-in-one Cyber Threat Intelligence & Attack Surface Management platform
Self-hosted deployment platform offering Vercel-like developer experience on your VPS.
@ohdearkk · X
AI agent that automatically deploys applications across multiple platforms.
Aarav03790 · HN
I made AI agent that deploys your thing on diff plats automaticaly
Analyze your codebase structure to identify where change creates risk.
u/jeremyStover · Reddit
My second paying customer bought a full year subscription. I have mentioned https://semfora.ai before, here and there on Reddit. I haven't talked much about what it really provides. I was hoping to drive up some organic traffic, from people that had the motivation to dig past the beta. Stupid idea, but now that we have passed pen tests and hit the minimum requirements check list for security audits, (see other threads about that) we opened up the beta to everyone. Two days after that(
Check AI-generated outputs for errors and security issues before shipping to production.
u/Brief_Dust8845 · Reddit
I pivoted from my initial idea after realizing I was solving the right problem at the wrong time When I started building GaaS Guard, it was an AI governance tool for companies. The idea was to help organizations defend against prompt injection and unsafe AI interactions. It was technically interesting, and I still genuinely believe I was solving a real problem. The problem was, it just wasn’t selling—to be brutally honest. Here’s how I actually ended up pivoting. I started using a b
Visualize trends in CVE counts and severity since 2020, broken down by reporting organizations.
u/Secret_Appeal6271 · Reddit
Agents are more capable, and susceptible to exploits, than ever. We're working to stop this from hurting users. AI agents are starting to get real access like GitHub tokens, cloud credentials, customer data, deploy permissions. Not coincidentally, the rate of major cybersecurity incidents is rising rapidly. See for yourself: https://epoch.ai/data/cve?view=graph https://genai.owasp.org/resource/state-of-agentic-ai-security-and-governance/ My friend and I, both AI researchers, are working o
Deploy any of 400+ open-source tools on your choice of 9 cloud providers.
@Dil_Lynn · X
Predict device end-of-life dates, security risks, and resale values to guide upgrade decisions.
@teck_baby · X
Live infrastructure map consolidating tasks, health checks, docs, and alerts for IT and MSP teams.
@JNRVInnovations · X
Scan code and applications for vulnerabilities using AI-augmented security analysis.
u/swifi_ai · Reddit
After 10 years of keeping this idea alive, I finally launched my AI security platform to beta After more than 10 years of keeping this idea alive in one form or another, I finally pushed Swifi live to beta: https://swifi.ai Swifi is an AI-augmented application security platform. The goal: combine traditional security scanning with AI so teams can understand risk across code, vulnerabilities, and production context without stitching together a dozen disconnected tools. Why now? AI change
Secure GitHub pull requests with hardware authentication and OTP verification.
jallmann · HN
> want without a PR process that requires hardware authentication or proof of presence Just curious, what do you use for this? I built OTP Guard [1] a few years ago for exactly this problem, although I haven't seen any alternatives in the space. Does GitHub have something built-in now? The original framing was more "local malware compromising your GitHub account" ... it never occurred to me that the malware could be a LLM. I really should update the page. [1] https://otpguard.com
