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GitHub Code Security adds AI-based scanning for broader vulnerability detection

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GitHub Code Security is adding AI-based scanning to expand vulnerability detection beyond CodeQL, widening coverage across more languages and frameworks in repositories and workflows. The change matters because it aims to catch issues in file types and ecosystems that traditional static analysis has struggled to support.

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  1. 26.03.2026 01:23 2 articles · 2mo ago

    GitHub announces AI-based scanning for Code Security

    Initial Disclosure

    GitHub says Code Security will add AI-based scanning to expand vulnerability detection beyond CodeQL and improve coverage for Shell/Bash, Dockerfiles, Terraform, PHP, and other ecosystems. The hybrid model is expected to enter public preview in early Q2 2026, and internal testing processed over 170,000 findings in 30 days with 80% positive developer feedback, while Copilot Autofix continues to help resolve issues detected through GitHub Code Security.

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