ZenVeil, a developer security tool, has launched on Product Hunt. It scans GitHub repositories, local codebases, and APIs for secrets, supply chain risks, and common vulnerabilities. The tool provides AI-powered explanations to help developers quickly understand and fix issues, aiming to replace complex traditional security tools.
Fetch.ai has launched AEVS (Agent Execution Verification System), a drop-in SDK that records every tool call made by an AI agent. It generates tamper-evident execution receipts containing the tool name, inputs, outputs, status, and timing. This proof-of-execution enables teams to verify what an agent actually did, enhancing trust and accountability in autonomous systems. The SDK is designed for easy integration into existing agent workflows.
fort is an open-source command-line tool that audits Mac security by running over 15 checks and automatically fixing issues where safe. It requires no agent, signup, MDM, or telemetry, and is distributed as a single MIT-licensed Go binary installable via Homebrew (`brew install djadmin/tap/fort`). The tool is designed for individual Mac hardening and is also essential for teams preparing for SOC 2 or ISO 27001 compliance.