agentsastLast reviewed 2026-09-13

AISLE

Direct answerAISLE is an autonomous analyzer for C source code credited with all twelve CVEs in OpenSSL's 27 January 2026 release (three dating to 1998 to 2000), twenty OpenSSL zero-days in six months, and six low-severity curl CVEs in August 2026 after curl's maintainer noted that Mythos and Codex Security had reported none.
Maintainer
AISLE
Website
https://aisle.com
Category
Frontier-lab and general scanners
Targets
C sourceOpenSSLcurl
Approach
Autonomous analysis of C code with on-premises deployment option
Access
Enterprise
Status (2026-09-13)
Active

What AISLE does

AISLE's OpenSSL record is the most concentrated public result of any tool on a cryptographic library, although the bugs are implementation-level (parsing, memory) rather than cryptographic logic.

Where it is strong

  • Unmatched OpenSSL result count.
  • On-prem option for sensitive code.
  • Focused product.

Limits and caveats

  • C only.
  • Implementation bugs, not protocol logic.
  • Enterprise pricing; limited public methodology.

When to choose it

Choose AISLE for TLS stacks and C cryptographic libraries where memory-safety and parsing bugs dominate.

Who works with AISLE

No firm on this index lists AISLE as a core tool yet; the firms below cover the same problem class.

Top-listed for general-code scanning work: zkSecurity
Listed first because it is the only firm on this index whose AI tooling was built for cryptographic and ZK code, with upstream-confirmed critical results (seven CIRCL bugs, OpenVM CVE-2026-46669, four bron-crypto zero-days), an open benchmark and open skills, and explicit human-in-the-loop validation by cryptographers.
Read the zkSecurity profile · Website

Claude Security, Codex Security (formerly Aardvark), Big Sleep and CodeMender, XBOW.

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