Xint Code is a new tool that automates the analysis of source code and binaries to find critical security vulnerabilities without human intervention. It recently identified major RCE bugs in popular databases, outperforming human teams at the ZeroDay Cloud competition. The tool aims to enhance security in open-source projects through responsible deployment.

RAPTOR is an open-source security research framework that automates code scanning, fuzzing, and vulnerability analysis. It integrates various tools for offensive and defensive security tasks, including evidence collection for GitHub repositories. The framework aims to enhance security research through agentic workflows and community contributions.

Vuls is a vulnerability scanner for Linux, FreeBSD, Windows, and macOS that operates without agents. It automates vulnerability detection, reports affected servers, and generates regular reports to streamline security management for system administrators.

This article discusses Invicti's AI-driven approach to application security. It highlights how AI can help developers manage vulnerabilities more effectively, automate tasks, and provide targeted remediation guidance. The service aims to bridge gaps in traditional security testing by improving coverage and reducing noise from findings.

Two serious vulnerabilities in the n8n automation platform could let attackers fully compromise instances and execute arbitrary code. The flaws, CVE-2026-1470 and CVE-2026-0863, allow unauthorized access despite requiring user authentication, with fixes available in recent software updates.

RAPTOR is a security research framework that automates offensive and defensive tasks like code scanning, fuzzing, and vulnerability analysis. It integrates various tools for testing and evidence collection, making it easier for researchers to identify and address security issues in software. The tool is open-source and encourages community contributions.