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A series of open-source tools, including DeepTeam, Strix, and Heisenberg, have been introduced to improve vulnerability detection and security in software systems. DeepTeam simulates attacks on language models, while Strix uses autonomous agents to uncover application flaws. Heisenberg analyzes software supply chains to detect risks and generate health reports for dependencies.
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