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Hacktron already reviews your code, detects real vulnerabilities, and learns from your feedback. Now it fixes the vulnerabilities too. Set the conditions once. When a new finding matches your rules, Hacktron automatically validates its exploitability, and generates a ready-for-review fix. You choose where the Automation runs, which findings qualify,... show more

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