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Add VulnHawk - AI-powered code security scanner - #199

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Summary

  • Adds VulnHawk to the Other Useful Repositories section
  • VulnHawk is an open-source (MIT license) AI-powered static code security scanner written in Python
  • It uses AI to detect business logic vulnerabilities that traditional SAST tools (Semgrep, CodeQL) miss: missing authorization checks, IDOR, logic flaws
  • Supports Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, and Go
  • Provides CLI, GitHub Action integration, SARIF output, and multiple LLM backends

Placed alphabetically after Vulhub per contribution guidelines.

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Pull request overview

Adds a new security tool repository link (VulnHawk) to the “Other Useful Repositories” section of the README to expand the curated resource list.

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  • Add VulnHawk repository entry with a description of its SAST/LLM-focused capabilities.

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momenbasel commented Jul 27, 2026

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Rebased onto current master - the conflict came from the table-spacing normalisation in #206. Now a single commit adding one row in the normalised format, and mergeable again.

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