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OpenAI launches AI tools to find and fix software vulnerabilities

OpenAI launches AI tools to find and fix software vulnerabilities

OpenAI has launched two AI-based cybersecurity products called Daybreak Red Team and Daybreak Defense Factory.

The tools were announced at a company event on November 12 and are designed for organizations that want to find and address weaknesses in their software.

Red Team tests web applications for vulnerabilities, using information about the application and its code to investigate possible ways in.

It can also check findings from security scanners, bug bounty programs and vulnerability reports.

Defense Factory investigates security findings and drafts patches, including for issues identified by other security products.

Engineers review and test the proposed fixes, and can create draft pull requests for GitHub; the patches are not applied automatically.

Red Team is accepting early-access requests, while Defense Factory is available as a preview plugin to ChatGPT workspaces with Daybreak access.

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