Understands context
Pattern-based analysis can't tell a safe call from a dangerous one. The model reads the surrounding code and data flow to decide.
Classic static code analysis matches patterns and floods you with warnings — most of which aren't exploitable. Nurbak analyzes your code the way a pentester reads it, so the findings are few, real and worth fixing. Analyze a public repo free.
Pattern-based analysis can't tell a safe call from a dangerous one. The model reads the surrounding code and data flow to decide.
It validates exploitability before reporting, so you don't drown in warnings that no attacker could ever reach.
Static tools can only encode rules they were given. Reasoning finds the auth and business-logic bugs no rule expresses.
Runs on our own model on ephemeral infra; your code never reaches a third-party AI and isn't stored.
Paste a public repo, or connect a private one read-only.
Our Whitehat model spins up on ephemeral infra.
It analyzes the code and data flow for exploitable issues.
You get a ranked list with impact and fix for each.
Re-analyze after fixes to confirm they hold.
It's analyzing source code for defects and security issues without running it. Traditional tools match patterns; Nurbak adds reasoning about how the code actually behaves, so it finds exploitable bugs with far fewer false positives.
Linters and rule-based SAST only flag patterns they were told about, producing lots of noise. Nurbak reasons about data flow and intent, so it catches logic flaws rules can't express and validates exploitability before reporting.
Analyzing a public repository is free with no account. Private repos and the full report are on paid plans.
No. Analysis runs on our own model on ephemeral infrastructure; your code is deleted after the scan and never reaches a third-party AI provider.
See the real, exploitable issues in your code — without the false-positive flood.
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