From exploit to fix,
in seconds.
SecureHup generates the patch, re-runs the exploit to prove it's dead, and opens a merge-ready pull request with the evidence bolted on.
Reproduce. Patch.
Re-exploit failed.
A finding turning into a merge-ready PR — exploit reproduced, patch generated, and the same attack replayed against the patched build until it bounces.
router.get('/orders/:id', async (req, res) => { const order = await db.orders .findById(req.params.id); res.json(order); });
router.get('/orders/:id', async (req, res) => { const order = await db.orders.findOne({ id: req.params.id, tenantId: req.user.tenantId, }); res.json(order); });
Patch the exact path we exploited.
SecureHup uses the verified finding, the surrounding code context, and the live exploit evidence to produce changes your team can actually review and merge.
Production-ready patches
Fixes target the exact vulnerable code path — not generic advice, not copy-pasted boilerplate from a scanner report.
Written for your codebase
We match your stack, framework, existing patterns and affected data flow — so the patch reads like your own team wrote it.
Re-exploited before review
After patching, we replay the original attack chain. Only fixes that actually kill the exploit ever reach your reviewers.
Review. Merge. Done.
Auto-Fix lives inside the same PR process your developers already use for every other change — no new tools, no side dashboard, no separate workflow.
Proof in the PR
Every patch is attached to evidence that the vulnerability was reproduced before the fix — and is no longer exploitable after.
Merge-ready PRs
A pull request lands ready for review — patch, security context and validation summary all in one place, nothing missing.
Closed the moment you merge
Discovery, fix, owner and status stay linked from the initial finding all the way through to the merge commit — nothing gets lost.