Santiago recommends CodeRabbit Secure Deep Scan for project vulnerability checks
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Santiago (@svpino) recommends that developers connect a repository to CodeRabbit Secure and run its Deep Scan to find vulnerabilities.
He says users can review the list of weaknesses and proposed fixes before approving any changes. He frames the recommendation as a response to a recent security incident.
CodeRabbit says Deep Scan follows a vulnerability across linked repositories and replays the exploit in a sandbox to confirm it before flagging it. The report does not describe the incident itself or give independent evidence of the tool's accuracy.
Written by AI from the articles below · updated Oct 27, 11:53 AM ET
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Santiago@svpinoXSantiago recommends CodeRabbit Secure's Deep Scan for vulnerability checksAISantiago says developers can connect a repository to CodeRabbit Secure, run its Deep Scan, and review a list of weaknesses and proposed fixes before approving any changes. CodeRabbit says Deep Scan follows a vulnerability across linked repositories and replays the exploit in a sandbox to confirm it before flagging it.
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