Articles Tagged “Defensive Tools”
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Android Passkey Transfer Ends the Unencrypted CSV Export
Android now moves passwords and passkeys between password managers in seconds, with no plaintext file — supported on every device running Android 8+.

OpenAI Puts $1 Billion Behind Frontline Cyber Defenders
OpenAI committed $1 billion in Daybreak credits to water utilities, grid operators, community banks, nonprofits and open-source maintainers.

Burp AT Puts Agentic AI Inside Burp Suite Pentests
PortSwigger's Burp AT public beta gives pentesters AI agents that chase leads through Burp's own tooling, with per-task control over what runs unattended.

XM Cyber Open-Sources Three Exposure Hunting Tools
XM Cyber released three open-source tools on July 29 that hunt macOS XPC privilege escalation paths and overprivileged Oracle Cloud identities.

Open Secure AI Alliance Unites 40+ Firms on Defense
NVIDIA, Microsoft, IBM and 40+ others launched the Open Secure AI Alliance on July 27, pooling five open-source projects to defend AI agents.

Snowpick Open-Source Scanner Checks ServiceNow Exposure
Bishop Fox released Snowpick, a free Go tool that tests your own ServiceNow portal for unauthenticated data exposure across 26 table checks.

Rustinel Is a Fast Open-Source EDR Built in Rust
Rustinel, launched July 8, is an open-source endpoint detection tool in Rust that unifies Windows and Linux monitoring into one clean codebase.

New Open-Source Tools Help Blue Teams Defend AI Agents
A fresh wave of open-source security tools gives blue teams free, community-built defense for the AI agent era, protecting the newest attack surface.

OpenAI Launches GPT-5.5-Cyber for Vetted Defenders — A Specialized AI Security Model
OpenAI's new GPT-5.5-Cyber, announced May 7, 2026, gives vetted cybersecurity defenders a specialized AI model for red teaming, penetration testing, and bug discovery via the Trusted Access for Cyber program.

Operant Launches Endpoint Protector to Defend Every AI Tool, Agent, and MCP Workflow
Operant AI's new Endpoint Protector, launched May 8, 2026, gives security teams a single endpoint surface for discovering and defending AI tools, coding agents, and Model Context Protocol workflows.
