How to scan for vulnerabilities with GitHub Security Lab’s open source AI-powered framework
2026-03-11T07:23:28Z•50cf679452cd952d3e108da6b8c8ec2f3ac2dcdab4970f7f64cd932a4e902297
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This collection of GitHub Security Blog posts (Sep 2025–Mar 2026) highlights GitHub Security Lab’s new open‑source, AI‑powered Taskflow Agent for vulnerability research and triage, demonstrating its effectiveness at finding high‑impact issues (auth bypasses, IDORs, token leaks) and assisting triage in GitHub Actions and JavaScript projects. Other posts cover community‑driven security research, continuous fuzzing (OSS‑Fuzz) limitations, supply‑chain security and hardening plans for npm, bug‑bounty researcher spotlights, and CodeQL debugging guidance. The content is informational and product/def
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- 2026-03-11T07:23:28Z
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