Corridor

@corridor

Secure AI Coding at the Source.

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Corridor
@corridor
Sep 4
We build on @danshapiro's levels of software autonomy to release a taxonomy for organizations wondering what level of AI adoption they’re at: the Levels of Autonomy in Software Development. L0 is defined by no AI coding, while L5 is a fully fledged software factory. Most teams
Corridor
@corridor
Aug 27
Joining industry leaders on a call for collective action to strengthen cyber defense 🤝 Read the open letter: openai.com/collective-cyb…
Jack Cable
@jackhcable
Aug 27
Corridor is proud to join @OpenAI and other industry leaders in calling to strengthen cyber defenses in the face of increasingly capable models. Beyond just finding vulns, the focus has to shift to wide-scale remediation and prevention, and that's what we're doing at Corridor.
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Corridor
@corridor
Aug 18
We couldn't agree more, @AshwinRamaswami!
Ashwin Ramaswami
@AshwinRamaswami
Aug 18
I'm really grateful to run a startup independent of the foundation labs. At @corridor, our goal is not to sell you tokens, and certainly not to over-hype or create fears about AI. We're practical! We empower security teams using open and closed models, local and cloud agents.
Corridor
@corridor
Aug 14
Check out our new research. Turns out, coding agents can be tricked into running malware!
Jack Cable
@jackhcable
Aug 14
New research from @corridor: we found that coding agents - even with models like Fable - can be trivially tricked into running malware. We connected coding agents to our support system, filed a ticket, and got them to exfil secrets and run malware. corridor.dev/blog/coding-ag…
Corridor
@corridor
Aug 5
In July, a Cursor cloud agent wrote code in our repository that would've leaked every credential in our backend. It was fixed in seconds, never reached a commit, and no reviewer ever saw it. 95.5% of our PRs now come from cloud agents. Review cycles are up 15x. The pull request
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