strix

Strix is an open-source AI infiltration testing tool designed to detect and correct vulnerabilities in applications. It houses autonomous AI agents that dynamically run the codes, and offers verified findings by producing actual concept evidence (PoC). Integrated with GitHub Actions and CI/CD processes, it allows automatic scanning at each pull request (PR).

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usestrix · Security & Penetration Testing

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VERSIONv1.6.2
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PythonAIPenetration TestingSecurityApache-2.0

Common commercial products in this category: Burp Suite Professional, Nessus, Cobalt Strike

What can it do?
  • You can identify and verify critical security vulnerabilities in your applications.
  • By integrating GitHub Actions and CI/CD pipelines, you can prevent insecure code from entering production.
  • You can speed up security testing by creating automated patch recommendations and compatibility reports.
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  • • High number of open issues (534)
User reviews
  • • NeutralHacker News

    AMD Strix Halo RDMA Cluster Setup Guide

    “Are they fairly reasonable performance from your experience? I'm about to move house and one of the things I want is better local AI. Ideally running a variety of smaller models at the same time, but occasionally one larger one. 128GB unified is pretty appealing, but for the…”

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    AMD Strix Halo RDMA Cluster Setup Guide

    “Yes but it depends what you want. I didn't want to spend 8k (or now 11k) for a video card that I couldn't run without turning my home office into a boiler room and pay through the nose in electricity. I wanted a laptop that could run some medium sized LLMs locally and experiment…”

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