Correctover
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- 2026-08-20 product_launch Correctover released version 2.4.7 of its AI agent runtime authorization and verification layer, including a new zero-install CLI demo. source
- 2026-06-26 product_launch Correctover has launched a new MCP server to provide real-time AI output validation and automatic failover for AI tool calls. source
- 2026-06-25 product_launch Correctover released version 1.1.0, introducing new features and streamlining dependencies. source
- 2026-06-25 product_launch Correctover has launched a new verified failover SDK for LLM APIs, offering an embedded solution that validates responses before acceptance. source
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Correctover's CCS specification is gaining traction as an interoperability standard
The recent success of two independent CCS implementations passing all 14 interoperability checks suggests that the Correctover Conformance Shape (CCS) is maturing into a de facto standard for AI agent tool call verification. This interoperability is crucial for widespread adoption and integration across different AI frameworks.
Correctover will release a formal CCS compliance certification program within 6 months
Given the successful interoperability tests and the increasing focus on AI security, Correctover is likely to formalize its CCS offering with a certification program. This would allow developers to demonstrate compliance and build trust with users, especially in light of the identified vulnerabilities in frameworks like DSH.
New vulnerabilities will be discovered in MCP servers that CCS is unable to detect
While CCS aims to address security risks in MCP servers, the rapid evolution of AI security threats means new attack vectors may emerge. It's plausible that future vulnerabilities will be found in MCP server implementations that bypass current CCS validation mechanisms, necessitating updates to the specification.
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New browser-based security scanner keeps AI agent code local
Correctover has developed a new security scanner that operates entirely within a web browser, eliminating the need to upload sensitive source code or API keys to external servers. This approach ensures that proprietary …
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AIR Security raises $50M for AI agent security tooling
AIR Security has emerged from stealth with $50M in seed funding to address security vulnerabilities in AI agent ecosystems. The company focuses on securing the rapidly growing number of third-party components, such as s…
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Model Context Protocol Servers Vulnerable to Metadata Forgery
A security audit of 12 Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers revealed a consistent vulnerability across all implementations related to unsigned metadata in tool-call responses. This flaw allows malicious or compromised s…
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Two independent CCS implementations pass all 14 interoperability checks
Two independent implementations of the Correctover Conformance Shape (CCS) specification have successfully passed all 14 interoperability checks, demonstrating the specification's robustness. The CCS, an IETF Internet-D…
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Correctover releases v2.4.7 with zero-install security scanning demo
Correctover has released version 2.4.7 of its AI agent runtime authorization and verification layer, featuring a new zero-install CLI demo. This update allows users to quickly scan MCP servers for critical vulnerabiliti…
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Tencent study finds DeepSeek Harness vulnerable to prompt injection; Correctover offers solution
A security assessment by Tencent's AI-Infra-Guard team revealed that DeepSeek Harness is vulnerable to indirect prompt injection attacks, with success rates ranging from 17% to 25.5% across various channels. The study c…
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Tencent paper reveals 25.5% indirect prompt injection success in DSH
A recent security paper from Tencent's AI-Infra-Guard team highlights significant vulnerabilities in the DeepSeek Harness (DSH) open-source agent orchestration framework. The research found that indirect prompt injectio…
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MCP server security risks highlighted; Correctover offers pre-publish rating
MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers, which extend LLM capabilities with tools like fetch or database access, pose significant security risks. These servers run within users' agent environments, making them vulnerable t…
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Correctover benchmarks AI workload security at 14.5 microseconds
Correctover has developed a method to benchmark real-time detection of Remote Code Execution (RCE) and server-side request forgery (SSRF) vulnerabilities in AI workloads. Their system achieves detection speeds of 14.5 m…
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AI agent protocol MCP faces critical security flaws, new guardrails proposed
A new report highlights significant security vulnerabilities in the Model Context Protocol (MCP) ecosystem, which is rapidly expanding with over 10,000 plugins. Researchers found critical flaws in popular MCP servers li…
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AI Model Servers Show Systemic Security Flaws, Critical Vulnerabilities Found
A security audit of over 50 open-source Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers revealed systemic vulnerabilities, with over 60% exhibiting unsafe patterns. Researchers identified critical flaws, including remote code exec…
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LLM application security: new risks and mitigation strategies
The security of applications utilizing Large Language Models (LLMs) is a growing concern, as they introduce new attack vectors beyond traditional web vulnerabilities. LLMs process all input, including user prompts and r…
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Audit finds 62.5% of LLM providers fail production compliance standard
A new audit by Correctover Research Group has revealed significant reliability issues with eight major LLM providers, finding that 62.5% are non-functional in production agent systems. The remaining models exhibited sil…
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LLM Guardrails Face Scrutiny Over "Honesty Theater" Claims
A new concept called "honesty theater" has been introduced to describe LLM guardrails that disclose safety capabilities but do not actually use them to influence decisions. This gap was identified through a technical di…
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Correctover adds deterministic verification to Patronus AI
Correctover has released a new adapter called correctover-patronus that integrates its 87 deterministic verification rules into the Patronus AI framework. This integration aims to address structural failures in LLM outp…
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LLM Gateways Lack Output Verification, New 'Verified Failover' Proposed
Current LLM gateways like LiteLLM, Portkey, and TensorZero excel at routing requests to various AI providers, managing retries, and tracking costs. However, they lack the crucial capability to verify the semantic correc…
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Correctover launches MCP server for AI tool output validation and failover
Correctover has released a new MCP server designed to enhance the reliability of AI tool calls within IDEs like Cursor and Claude Desktop. The server acts as a reliability layer, validating AI outputs across six dimensi…
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Correctover v1.1.0 adds CircuitBreaker, benchmarking, and streamlined dependencies
Correctover has released version 1.1.0, introducing a CircuitBreaker module to manage LLM API calls and a BenchmarkRunner for performance testing. This update streamlines dependencies, reducing them from six to two, and…
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Silent LLM Model Swaps Undermine AI Apps; New Framework Detects Drift
LLM providers are frequently changing the models that serve API requests without notifying users, a phenomenon known as silent model swaps. This can lead to degraded application performance and quality, even when tradit…
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Correctover launches verified failover SDK for LLM APIs
Correctover has released a new embedded SDK that offers "verified failover" for LLM APIs, distinguishing itself from traditional AI gateways. Unlike gateways that switch to backup providers based solely on HTTP 200 stat…