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According to a post on X by @ilblackdragon, NEAR co-founder Illia Polosukhin announced the NEAR AI Cybersecurity program. The program offers uncensored models for security scanning. He says code, prompts and findings stay private, with everything running in secure enclaves and encrypted end to end. The announcement comes from a social media post, so details beyond what it states are not covered here.
According to a post on X by @ilblackdragon, NEAR co-founder Illia Polosukhin announced the NEAR AI Cybersecurity program. The program offers uncensored models for security scanning. He says code, prompts and findings stay private, with everything running in secure enclaves and encrypted end to end. The announcement comes from a social media post, so details beyond what it states are not covered here.
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NEAR co-founder Illia Polosukhin announced the NEAR AI Cybersecurity program, which offers uncensored models for security scanning. He says code, prompts and findings stay private, with everything running in secure enclaves and encrypted end to end. Original post on X Section: Engineering Challenges & Safety
Security teams and developers who want automated code scanning may find a program that keeps code, prompts and findings private relevant to their work. The privacy design relies on secure enclaves and end-to-end encryption, which are claims made in the announcement and have not been independently checked here. Watch for technical documentation, access terms and any independent details on how the enclaves and encryption work.
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