BugHunt SAST+fuzzing correlation panel
Align static analysis and fuzzing results to surface real bugs faster
- Problem
- A tool pairing SAST and fuzzing shows developers often have two kinds of alerts that are hard to cross-check, with many false positives and slow triage. Small teams without a security engineer can only guess which findings are real.
- Solution
- Import SAST reports and fuzzing/crash samples, correlate them by file, function and input path, and rank likely-real vulnerabilities with reproduction commands. Lightweight setup and one-off scans for small projects.
- Users
- Small dev teams without security staff, indie developers and open-source maintainers
- MVP
- Import common SAST report formats; correlate crash samples with alerts by code location; risk-ranked dashboard; generate reproduction notes and ticket text
- Revenue
- Pay per project/scan or team monthly subscription; free for open-source projects
- Why now
- AI-generated code increases vulnerability volume and security tooling is moving down-market; report parsing and correlation is tractable engineering