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Launching Opengrep | Why we forked Semgrep

Last month, Semgrep announced major changes to its OSS project—strategically timed for a Friday, of course ;) Since 2017, Semgrep has been a cornerstone of the open-source security community, offering a code analysis engine and rule repository alongside its SaaS product. But their recent moves raise the question: what does “open” really mean?

Announcing Opengrep: Continuing the Open-Source Mission for Static Code Analysis

At Jit, we are proud to announce our participation in a consortium of companies that have come together to launch Opengrep, a continuation of Semgrep’s groundbreaking OSS. Opengrep is born out of our shared commitment to keeping static code analysis open, accessible, and community-driven.

5 AI Scams You Need To Be Aware Of In 2025

AI is revolutionizing our lives in terms of productivity, automation, customer service, and more. AI is becoming so important that organizations increased spending on compute and storage hardware infrastructure for AI deployments by 37% year-over-year in the first half of 2024, reaching $31.8 billion. However, like most technological advances, the good often comes with the bad.

Keylogger App for Android: A Complete Guide to Monitoring

Keylogger apps for Android are powerful tools designed to track keystrokes and monitor device activity. In today's tech-driven world, they have become essential for tasks like parental control, employee monitoring, and cybersecurity. This guide provides an in-depth look at their functionality, practical applications, and ethical considerations. Readers will learn how to detect keyloggers, explore the popular Hoverwatch app, and understand the legal boundaries of using such tools responsibly.

Navigating AI Agent Security Amid Evolving Regulations

The landscape of artificial intelligence (AI) governance is undergoing significant changes, particularly as it relates to the rise of AI Agents—autonomous systems that can independently make decisions and execute tasks. Recently, a key executive order on AI safety was rescinded, which previously required developers to share safety test results with federal agencies and mandated comprehensive assessments of AI-related risks.

The Quiet Rise of the 'API Tsunami'

As enterprises increasingly adopt cloud-native architectures, microservices, and third-party integrations, the number of Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) has surged, creating an “API tsunami” in an organization's infrastructure that threatens to overwhelm traditional management practices. As digital services proliferate, so does the development of APIs, which allow various applications to communicate or integrate with each other and share information.

Stratoshark: Extending Wireshark's legacy into the cloud

There is nothing more exciting (or nerve-wracking) than sharing something you’ve created with the world. Over 25 years ago, we started working on Wireshark. For us, it has always been more than just a piece of software — it’s how we met, how we began our careers, and how we learned to solve problems that once seemed insurmountable.