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Sonar launches Hunter Agent to find flaws code scanners can’t see

SonarSource ships an AI agent that finds logic flaws traditional scanners miss—the kind where code does exactly what it was written to do, just wrong.

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Why it matters

An autonomous agent deployed into the development workflow to catch semantic vulnerabilities (authorization bypasses, business logic flaws) that pattern-based SAST tools can't see. This shifts security scanning from rule-matching to reasoning—a meaningful category upgrade for practitioners vetting code in production.

The key facts

5 to know
  1. SonarSource releases SonarQube Hunter Agent

  2. Agent targets vulnerabilities pattern-based scanning cannot detect

  3. Focuses on logic flaws: unauthorized data access, broken checkout flows

  4. AI-driven verification positioned as complement to traditional SAST

  5. Agent-based deployment into code governance workflow

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Publisher excerpt: Artificial intelligence code verification and governance company SonarSource Sàrl today released SonarQube Hunter Agent, an AI agent built to find security flaws that pattern-based scanning cannot see. The vulnerabilities it targets are the ones where the code does exactly what it was written to…
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