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Hadrian has released OpenHack, an AI-driven source code review tool, under the MIT license, positioning the company at the center of a shift toward commoditized AI vulnerability discovery. Designed to run directly within environments such as Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor, OpenHack automates structured, scenario-first reviews, aiming to deliver high-quality findings at a fraction of the cost and time of human reviewers while lowering the expertise barrier for security teams.
The tool is based on a methodology Hadrian’s researchers used to uncover hundreds of vulnerabilities—including at least one critical flaw exposing server credentials and Azure database access—in open-source software deployed by Dutch government agencies and other large projects. By open-sourcing the CLI, prompts, expert manifests, and supporting schemas at github.com/hadriansecurity/openhack, Hadrian is effectively productizing its internal offensive workflows for global defenders, which may increase adoption of its broader offensive security platform, deepen engagement with enterprise security teams, and reinforce its positioning as an AI-first offensive security vendor amid growing demand for automated, attacker-like code analysis.