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Traditional SCA flags every CVE whose version range matches your lockfile, even when the vulnerable code never runs. ZeroPath's AI agent checks whether each dependency CVE is reachable and exploitable in your app, adds KEV and EPSS signal, and opens fix PRs.
Now available in Early Access for SAST within Checkmarx One, Checkmarx Fusion adds a new detection layer that advances vulnerability-finding accuracy beyond what rules-based scanning or an AI model can achieve alone.
Every organization surveyed for Cycode's State of Product Security in the AI Era 2026 report confirmed it has AI-generated code in its codebase, and 81% said they lack full visibility into how and where AI is used across the SDLC... The post What Is API Security? Risks, Best Practices, and the Code-First Approach appeared first on Cycode.
Enterprise software no longer sits still long enough to audit... The post Top 10 Continuous Security Monitoring Tools in 2026 appeared first on Cycode.
Corgea's weekly briefing for 29 July-4 August 2026 covers the keyv/cacheable npm worm, Anthropic's likely `anthropickit` PyPI incident, Joyfill's import-time RAT chain, and the week's other important Alibaba-targeted, Linux kernel, GitPython, and Axios research.
Fresh 6-7 August reporting on the August 4 `keyv` / `cacheable` compromise tracks the worm as `ChainDrop`, ties it to GitHub Actions runner-memory theft, 453 public victim-like repositories across five accounts, a live C2 rotation to `awqhnjewqjkl[.]icu`, and a still-growing package set that public sources variously count at 400+ packages, 1,700+ versions, and beyond.
Attackers no longer need to trick anyone to get in... The post Top Continuous Application Security Monitoring Tools as of 2026 appeared first on Cycode.
SCA forces a bad trade: run a fragile build for full coverage, or scan manifests and miss the transitive majority. ZeroPath resolves the full graph build-lessly for npm, Maven, and pinned Python, and reports exactly how much of your supply chain each scan resolved.
Corgea's weekly briefing for 30 July-2 August 2026 covers the Arch AUR malware wave that forced an adoption freeze, Anthropic's likely `anthropickit` PyPI credential stealer, Joyfill's blockchain-resolved npm RAT chain, and Linux `CVE-2026-53264`.
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