Your product changes every day. Almost none of it gets tested for how it actually feels. The release was never the unit. The change is. Swarm now tests every PR, and now native mobile too. useswarm.co

Really excited for this one -> there's going to be a fresh battleground to start claiming on search again 🙏

MindFort is now available in Slack. Tag @Mindfort to trigger an assessment, triage a bug report, validate a fix, or get a remediation. Security agents, where your team already works. mindfort.ai

Mythos-1-preview is soon to release. Yes, it will replace cyber startups, but only the ones who are doing low-level code analysis. Mythos by-itself still won't be able to truly test in runtime (with good results) do all of the triaging, compliance reporting, integration with existing stacks, more that have now become the moat.

RT @mindfort: Today, we're excited to announce White Box, the latest advancement in runtime agent security that lets MindFort agents perfor…

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daybreak is gpt-5.5 grading code from the same model family that helped write it. another reason why you should be testing in runtime.

Every university and school just got put on notice today. Only a matter of time before ShinyHunters thinks about going for more expensive breaches.

Canvas just got hacked. If pen-testing continuously wasn't top of mind, it is now.

/goal secure my api (surely this works)

Testing in runtime will always be superior for modern appsec. There's just certain interactions you'll never be able to (reliably) catch. Code agents have to continuously guess on how complex interactions will actually perform in code vs how they actually perform.

important distinction from other ai pentesting tools: @mindfort doesn't analyze your codebase. we use ai agents to simulate real hackers breaking into your web app from the outside in. And then patch what we find. We're good at it too. Don't believe me? Test it out for free.

Trusted access is expanding, but what about the rest of the companies that actually need this?

So hyped.

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Free pen test from @mindfort to anyone who uses vercel :)

Coming from an SEO, this doesn't actually mean anything. This doesn't = getting cited by LLMs magically. Cloudflare is fine, and prob won't even use their own tool. Remember, LLMs.txt was also a fad.