CtrixAi
We find exposed credentials other tools miss.
CtrixAi launched on October 7, 2025 with 3 votes.
What it does
CtrixAI is an AI-powered GitHub security scanner that catches hardcoded secrets, API keys, and credentials regex tools miss. Join 500+ devs securing repos before launch. 99.2% accurate, <5s scans, 0.1% false positives. Free early access.
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