Show HN: OmniUil AI – PQC Scanner/Taint Analysis and Migration Intelligence Rust
OmniUil AI is a post-quantum cryptographic security platform designed to scan codebases for vulnerabilities in legacy algorithms like RSA and ECDSA. The tool utilizes local AI agents and taint analysis to detect security risks without sending code to external servers, ensuring data privacy. It provides enterprise-grade features including customizable rules, CI/CD integration, and a dashboard to help organizations prepare for mandatory PQC compliance standards.
- ▪OmniUil AI detects 14 built-in PQC rules covering critical vulnerabilities such as RSA, ECDSA, and hardcoded secrets across multiple programming languages.
- ▪The platform employs taint analysis to trace external data sources to cryptographic operations, identifying injection attacks like JWT algorithm manipulation.
- ▪Installation requires Docker Desktop and Rust, with the software running entirely on local infrastructure to prevent code leakage.
- ▪Real-world case studies show the scanner identified hundreds of critical and high-severity findings in projects like OWASP WebGoat, Keycloak, and Spring Security.
- ▪The tool supports output formats including JSON and SARIF for seamless integration into CI/CD pipelines and GitHub Code Scanning.
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| Canonical URL | https://github.com/Uilcol/omniuil-ai |
| Publication time | Tue, 22 Sep 2026 11:39:28 +0000 |
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OmniUil AI — Post-Quantum Cryptographic Security Platform O único scanner de segurança criptográfica pós-quântica com taint analysis, IA local e dashboard empresarial — 100% na sua infraestrutura, sem enviar código para fora da sua máquina. 🚀 Instalação • 🎯 O que detecta • 📊 Casos de uso reais • 💼 Planos O Problema Em 2030, computadores quânticos serão capazes de quebrar RSA, ECDSA e Diffie-Hellman — os algoritmos que protegem 99% das comunicações da internet hoje. O ataque "Harvest Now, Decrypt Later" (HNDL) já está acontecendo: dados criptografados hoje podem ser capturados e decifrados quando o hardware quântico estiver disponível. O NIST publicou os primeiros padrões PQC em 2024 (FIPS 203/204). A conformidade com CNSA 2.0 torna-se obrigatória em 2027.
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