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01 / RELEASE NOTE

Smoother pursuit. Less clutter.

Patch Patrol moves more naturally, with shorter instructions and a cleaner layout.

  • Ghosts move at a steady pace, hold their direction through corridors and respawn without crossing walls.
  • A centered board, compact stats and one controls hint replace repeated game instructions.
  • The homepage removes walkthrough banners and repeated preview notes, with animation controls kept as accessible icons.
Play Patch Patrol
02 / RELEASE NOTE

Explore the workspace, right here.

The homepage panel is now an interactive workspace preview instead of a static screenshot.

  • Search, filter and sort findings, open review context, and explore remediation recommendations.
  • Try local status changes, reset the preview, or expand the workspace while keeping your place.
  • The responsive preview loads only as its section approaches the viewport; the caption beneath the old screenshot is removed.
Explore the workspace
03 / RELEASE NOTE

Deeper blacks. Purposeful color.

A darker foundation across the homepage, review panels, navigation and arcade.

  • Near-black backgrounds and neutral selected states replace raised gray and green-tinted fills.
  • Code reviews keep familiar red removals, green additions and colored context highlights.
  • Shared surface tokens and updated design guidance keep future additions consistent.
Explore the homepage
04 / RELEASE NOTE

Quieter panels. Clearer controls.

Neutral black surfaces bring the review panels and workspace preview closer to the OpenSec theme.

  • Review headers, comments, PR reports and screenshot tabs use neutral dark fills, while code diffs retain meaningful red and green highlights.
  • Shorter workspace captions and intelligence labels reduce repeated copy.
  • Maze Paint centers its direction icons and aligns its action buttons with equal widths.
Explore the homepage
05 / RELEASE NOTE

A steadier rhythm down the page.

Homepage sections now share consistent spacing across desktop, tablet and mobile.

  • A shared responsive scale replaces uneven gaps between the platform, product review, workflow, research, intelligence, FAQ and arcade sections.
  • The design guide records the spacing rules while the hero layout and workflow scroll interaction remain intact.
Explore the homepage
06 / RELEASE NOTE

Less reading. More playing.

Patch Patrol now has a compact guide beside the game.

  • Three short rules replace the long playbook, with stats in one row and a single controls hint.
  • Game controls and screen-reader announcements are preserved.
Play Patch Patrol
07 / RELEASE NOTE

Read the change, line by line.

The code walkthrough now uses neutral GitHub-style panels with clearer finding and patch highlights.

  • Red identifies removed code and findings; green identifies proposed additions and passed checks.
  • The proposed patch shows both revisions, old and new line numbers, and a matching change summary.
  • A stable code area keeps the walkthrough in place as you move between context, risk, fix and checks.
Explore the code review
08 / RELEASE NOTE

A calmer rival in Maze Paint.

The live bot moves at a slower pace, giving you more time to claim corridors.

  • The bot takes one move every 420 milliseconds, while player movement keeps its original speed.
  • Quick taps no longer give the bot extra moves. The maze design, controls and untimed turns stay the same.
Play Maze Paint
09 / RELEASE NOTE

Take the lens. Find the bugs.

The repository field now lets you take control of one small lens, then hand the same round back to the automatic scan.

  • Mouse movement, touch and arrow keys let you find hidden bugs with a single lens, including after the automatic split.
  • Leaving the field resumes scanning with your progress intact. Automatic split timing and random movement are preserved.
  • Clearer bug-hit effects reveal the OpenSec mark, while a wider tablet layout and simpler status text keep the field readable.
Explore the repository field
10 / RELEASE NOTE

Your next move. Now on mobile.

Patch Patrol brings an OpenSec maze chase to the arcade, with better touch controls across all four games.

  • Collect packets, activate shields and evade threats across three networks in Patch Patrol, replacing Bastion.
  • Steer with swipes and direction buttons. Maze Paint responds to quick taps and supports two-player touch controls.
  • Ghost Protocol keeps inspection controls beside its grid. Timed games pause when the board leaves view, and games stay lazy-loaded.
Play Patch Patrol
11 / RELEASE NOTE

The review, in full view.

Follow a finding from code context to a proposed fix, with a clearer look inside OpenSec.

Context→Finding→Proposed fix→Review
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  • An interactive code walkthrough connects highlighted source, an inline finding, context and the proposed change.
  • A PR report and example checks show review progress while keeping human approval explicit.
  • Enlargable workspace captures show seven illustrative Apache Airflow findings, clearly labeled as sample data.
Explore the walkthrough
12 / RELEASE NOTE

A new challenge. A smoother ride.

Maze Paint joins the OpenSec arcade, and Signal Rider gets a smoother rendering loop.

  • Play Maze Paint solo against AI or with a second player using a shared keyboard or touch controls.
  • Signal Rider paints on display frames with smoother steering and fewer React updates.
  • Games load as the arcade approaches the screen. Timed games pause offscreen, with untimed modes for reduced motion.
Play Maze Paint
13 / RELEASE NOTE

A closer look at AEGIS.

Our internal benchmark results have a dedicated home, with interactive comparisons and transparent methodology notes.

  • Switch between F1, precision and recall to compare the reported model results.
  • Choose the top seven or all fourteen models, and inspect detailed results.
  • The methodology separates reported scores, incomplete runs and evaluation limits.
Explore benchmarks
14 / RELEASE NOTE

A home for research and engineering.

The OpenSec blog brings security research, engineering perspectives and company updates together.

  • Browse articles by topic and read formatted Markdown with images and code.
  • The protected publishing studio supports drafting, editing and publishing through the blog database.
  • Blog and benchmark pages share the website navigation.
Read the blog
15 / RELEASE NOTE

Built to be found. Designed to be read.

Public pages now ship with crawlable HTML and page-specific metadata.

  • Public pages have canonical links, descriptive metadata and structured data.
  • The sitemap and discovery files point to public content; account and authentication routes remain excluded from indexing.
  • Responsive layouts and reduced-motion support carry the OpenSec theme across the site.
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