Crash Isolation
Automatically ingest proof-of-concept inputs, replay failures in hermetic containers, and extract structured execution traces down to the faulting instruction.
Every security scanner generates a list of findings. Most AI coding tools propose plausible guesses. Alpha Logics bridges crash reproduction, targeted patch synthesis, and independent verification into an automated pipeline—proving repairs hold up before code merges into production.
Traditional security scanners produce static alerts and unvalidated diffs. Alpha Logics executes the complete engineering lifecycle: isolating root causes in hermetic sandboxes, synthesizing targeted semantic patches, and enforcing deterministic test gates before any code is approved.
Automatically ingest proof-of-concept inputs, replay failures in hermetic containers, and extract structured execution traces down to the faulting instruction.
Constrain patch generation using AST structure, compiler diagnostics, and memory bounds to generate minimal, idiomatic repairs rather than broad rewrites.
Recompile modified sources against AddressSanitizer (ASan) and UndefinedBehaviorSanitizer (UBSan) under strict flags. Broken builds fail immediately.
Subject candidate patches to differential fuzzing and boundary-condition stress tests to guarantee the fix resolves root-cause logic without masking symptoms.
Generate machine-readable verification manifests documenting compiler flags, sanitizer logs, regression suite results, and execution timings.
Integrate directly into existing build systems (Make, CMake, Cargo), containerized CI runners, and GitHub/GitLab pull request workflows.
Generative models excel at producing plausible code—including patches that silence crashes simply by nulling pointers, suppressing errors, or disabling critical runtime assertions.
Alpha Logics strictly decouples patch generation from patch validation. Candidate repairs are never accepted based on model confidence. Every patch must survive rigorous, deterministic execution against the original proof-of-concept and comprehensive regression suites.
Pre-flight the faulting payload against unmodified code to verify the bug produces a deterministic crash trace.
Compile candidate diffs under strict compiler flags with ASan and UBSan instrumentation. Any warning or build failure halts the run.
Execute the crashing input to confirm the fault is resolved, followed by the complete test suite to prevent behavioral regression.
Run mutation-based fuzzing and boundary permutations to ensure the patch genuinely repairs the vulnerability under stress.
Output an immutable execution manifest detailing every test executed, coverage metrics, and gate pass criteria.
We combine generative intelligence with deterministic systems engineering. Machine learning hypothesizes candidate fixes; compilers, sanitizers, and execution engines prove reality.
A centralized reasoning layer orchestrates triage, source context, and patch synthesis, while language-native runners execute builds and tests in clean containerized environments.
Confidence scores have no authority over patch acceptance. Candidate fixes must execute, survive adversarial inputs, and clear every validation gate before developer sign-off.
Evaluation summary: Performance benchmarks measured across real-world memory-safety CVE targets under hermetic ASan/UBSan test harnesses. Metrics reflect automated verification runs without human intervention.
Software security is not one-size-fits-all. Memory corruptions in C/C++ require fundamentally different verification strategies than concurrency bugs in Go or prototype pollution in JavaScript.
Deep support for memory-safety vulnerabilities (CWE-119, CWE-125, CWE-787), ASan/UBSan instrumentation, fault reproduction, and deterministic patch gates.
Expanding to concurrency race conditions, type-boundary violations, and backend API vulnerabilities with language-specific AST analyzers and test harnesses.
Automated pull-request review bots, GitHub Actions runners, and customizable verification policy engines for enterprise codebases.
We work with engineering leaders and security teams to evaluate automated fix verification on critical codebases, legacy systems, and high-assurance software. Request access to run a pilot evaluation.