Krux
March 9, 2026
Only 10% of AI-Generated Code Is Actually Secure
Published: March 9, 2026 at 12:31 AM
Updated: March 9, 2026 at 12:31 AM
100-word summary
Endor Labs just launched a free tool that catches what your AI coding assistant misses. Research backing the release found that while AI agents write functionally correct code 61% of the time, only 10.5% of that code is both correct and secure. That gap explains why security scanners flag everything and block pull requests by the thousands. AURI cuts security alert noise by 95% by mapping how your code, dependencies, and containers actually connect. One team saw security tickets drop 10x per month and blocked PRs fall 83%. It runs locally in VS Code and Cursor, so your code never leaves your machine. The tool already caught seven zero-day bugs...
What happened
Endor Labs just launched a free tool that catches what your AI coding assistant misses. Research backing the release found that while AI agents write functionally correct code 61% of the time, only 10.5% of that code is both correct and secure. That gap explains why security scanners flag everything and block pull requests by the thousands. AURI cuts security alert noise by 95% by mapping how your code, dependencies, and containers actually connect. One team saw security tickets drop 10x per month and blocked PRs fall 83%. It runs locally in VS Code and Cursor, so your code never leaves your machine. The tool already caught seven zero-day bugs in OpenClaw last month.
Why it matters
Your AI assistant is writing faster than your security team can review.