| Security firm 360's AI bug hunter becomes first in China to pass state institute evaluation 360 Group's AI vulnerability hunter Tulongfeng is the first product in China to pass a new evaluation by the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology (CAICT), an industry ministry research institute. Such tools can audit code at a scale human teams cannot, and CAICT's first published results give Chinese buyers an official yardstick for judging them. Tulongfeng met all 12 of CAICT's requirements, which cover the range of software examined, task complexity, automation and accuracy. 360 says the system has found more than 15,000 vulnerabilities, including long-hidden Windows and Office flaws that Microsoft credited. More than 500 companies, including operating system makers Kylin Software and UnionTech, use it for security testing. |