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We just launched Codex Security! Probably a no-brainer for most teams to turn on. Some things I'm excited about it: - Agentic security review leveraging our SOTA models - Always on codebase scanning - Detailed reports with code paths on vulnerabilities - Auto-fix any report with a PR Teams... show more

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