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Re:Free security agent on GitHub AgentHQ, scans PRs and auto-fixes vulns
on Sunday June 07, 2026 @07:45AM (#48433925)
GitHub AgentHQ launched recently with a handful of first-wave partner agents.
Bright Security (DAST vendor) is one of them, their agent scans your PRs for security vulns, validates exploitability, and opens fix commits directly in the PR.
It's a single-button install from the Marketplace, free to try with no commitment. Worth a look if you're already in the Copilot / GitHub Agents ecosystem.
Re:A Novel Approach to LLM Prompt Injection Using Genetic Algorithms
on Wednesday July 19, 2023 @01:52PM (#36790458)
A research I did about automating prompt injection using genetic algorithms
A Novel Approach to LLM Prompt Injection Using Genetic Algorithms
Re:Ask HN: What is the best DAST/web app scanner for single page web a...
on Wednesday January 19, 2022 @02:47PM (#29998998)
Hey there! for full disclaimer I'm the dude who wrote the NeuraLegion scanner so keep that in mind, having said that our DAST is one of the most capable working against SPA\Dynamic Apps. there are a few reasons for that:
- We wrote a full webdriver engine, we use this to crawl and interact with the target allowing us to do anything from capturing all of the JS events and triggering them while also mapping the APIs in use.
- We have a unique tech built around what we call "Interaction Chains", in modern apps most of what you got in the browser is a full client side application, most of the actions you make happen only in the browser context without sending requests to the server, this means that to map the application correctly you need to interact with it fully. think something like clicking on the drop down menu, choosing an option, filling in the popup form etc.. our interaction chains map those use cases automatically allowing us to "touch everything" on the app.
- Parsing of data - Crawling is just one step, understanding what you see is the next part before attacking. we have tech built around universal parsing of data, not just "id=1" and saying ok this is a parameter, but actually to parse multiple levels on the fly of everything from JSON to GraphQL and pure binary files (break png and change the data for upload attacks).
- Other then those we have a very neat way of digesting a HAR\OpenAPI\Swagger\Postman files to allow you to test API endpoints directly without the need for crawling.
Those are just the tech highlights and I'm trying to avoid sales talk so, you can just try it out, it's free :)
Re:Call for Open-Source Projects
on Thursday June 27, 2019 @04:49AM (#20292751)
NeuraLegion does AST (DAST/Fizzer) using machine learning and offensive approach.
If you want to learn a bit more about the company https://www.neuralegion.com
Re:Crystal 0.29
on Thursday June 06, 2019 @03:56AM (#20112458)
There are multiple companies using it in production: https://github.com/crystal-lang/crystal/wiki/Used-in-product... other then that it is used across multiple projects in github, for anything from webapps, machine-learning, cyber-security, and data analysis
Re:Show HN: Hosted-Danger: Danger as a Service Written in Crystal by Y...
on Tuesday January 22, 2019 @02:11AM (#18966570)
This is really cool!
Re:SHAInet – A machine learning library for Crystal
on Friday June 15, 2018 @12:30AM (#17317548)
Thanks for the publish :)
SHAInet – pure Crystal neural network
0Day in Microsoft Sharepoint 2016
Fuzzing Google's mod_pagespeed
Re:Journey from Node to Crystal
on Wednesday September 13, 2017 @04:37PM (#15242364)
Thanks for sharing, It's interesting to hear how was the acceptance of other team members to the project moving into a different language ?
Re:Launching the 2017 State of Crystal Survey
on Tuesday August 01, 2017 @12:53PM (#14902773)
Amazing language and maybe the future of Metasploit :)