Blockchain security and research firm Sigma Prime has introduced Secstant, a code security tool built around patterns drawn from real audit findings. According to the company, the tool uses "pattern cards" written by auditors based on vulnerabilities uncovered in actual audits. Its workflow starts by mapping a codebase and reviewing risk paths, then moves to semantic graph validation and deduplication. The release adds a new security product to Sigma Prime’s lineup and centers its methodology on audit-derived vulnerability patterns rather than generic scanning rules. No additional launch details were disclosed in the source material.
Blockchain security and research firm Sigma Prime has launched Secstant, a code security tool.
According to the company, Secstant uses "pattern cards" created by auditors from vulnerabilities found in real audits. The tool first maps a codebase and reviews risk paths, then performs semantic graph validation and deduplication.
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