Discover how AI-driven smart contract auditing detects vulnerabilities, improves security, and ensures safer blockchain deployments.

There have been many hacks that have taken place in the history of cryptocurrency, that costed billions of dollars loss to ...

Application Security is the practice of finding, fixing, and preventing security flaws in your software from the moment you start to build it until it's finally been retired and replaced. And it's not ...

Recent analysis indicates a growing concern in cybersecurity: one in five security breaches is now attributed to AI-written code. This marks a significant shift in the landscape of digital threats.

BURLINGTON, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Veracode, a global leader in application risk management, today unveiled its 2025 GenAI Code Security Report, revealing critical security flaws in AI-generated code ...

With more than $3.4 billion stolen from protocols in 2025 alone, including the $1.5 billion Bybit hack, the security crisis in Web3 has reached a critical ...

Crypto hackers took social engineering to a whole other level this year, and advances in artificial intelligence mean scams are about to get even harder to detect. The majority of crypto exploits in ...

AI agents are now being tested against real smart contract vulnerabilities after $3.4 billion was lost to crypto hacks in 2025 ...

Code quality testing startup SonarSource SA today announced the upcoming release of SonarQube Advanced Security, a new offering that will extend the company’s analysis capabilities beyond first-party ...

The code generated by large language models (LLMs) has improved some over time — with more modern LLMs producing code that has a greater chance of compiling — but at the same time, it's stagnating in ...

A tool can be used well or poorly, but much of the time it is neither inherently good nor bad. Take vibe coding, the act of using natural language to instruct an LLM to generate code. Applied poorly, ...

Pervasive, evasive malware thought to have been eliminated has wormed its way back into development environments. Just a little over two weeks after GlassWorm was declared “fully contained and closed” ...