OpenAI released the Codex Security CLI code in GitHub this week under an open source license. It did so quietly before announcing it. The repository description is clear: a command line tool that scans code repositories for vulnerabilities, validates them, suggests corrections and integrates into the CI/CD pipelines where development teams are already working. The catch, which TNW summarizes in the headline: "OpenAI open-sourced its AI security …
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OpenAI released the Codex Security CLI code in GitHub this week under an open source license. It did so quietly before announcing it. The repository description is clear: a command line tool that scans code repositories for vulnerabilities, validates them, suggests corrections and integrates into the CI/CD pipelines where development teams are already working. The catch, which TNW summarizes in the headline: "OpenAI open-sourced its AI security …