Auto-fix script generation produces executable code patches and configuration scripts to remediate the vulnerabilities TrustDyne finds.
Finding a vulnerability is half the job. Engineers often spend hours working out how to patch a library version or rewrite an insecure configuration file. That slows development and leaves the exposure open for longer.
Once a vulnerability is confirmed, TrustDyne's language-model orchestration engine writes a tailored remediation. For firmware that is typically a bash script or a configuration change. For mobile apps it is Kotlin, Java or Swift code. Each fix is then checked by a vulnerability-pattern test, a syntax check and a generated regression test.