The threats never stop. Neither does the watching.
New threats land every hour, nights and weekends included. Nobody can follow them all. InfraStack does.
01Watches what matters, around the clock.
Live threats, exploits in the wild, early warnings from researchers, vendor incidents, malicious packages, attacks on AI agents and social chatter. Reports of the same issue become one threat page, with every source linked.
02Checks it against your stack.
Tell it what you run in a sentence, or send a lock file, a Dockerfile, Terraform or your vendor list. Get a No, Likely or Yes verdict with the evidence behind it. When it’s unsure, it asks.
03Pings you only when it’s yours.
One message, in your inbox or in Slack: the affected component, the verified fix and the patched version. Workarounds if you can’t update yet, plus the Cloudflare or AWS protections that help and their limits.
Why not just ask ChatGPT or Claude Code?
They answer when you ask, about what you paste. InfraStack works the other way round.
Built for threats, nothing else.
An agent prompted and tooled for one job: reading advisories, exploits and vendor notes all day, with its own notes on every threat it has seen. Not a general assistant you brief from scratch.
A threat bank.
Hundreds of sources collected around the clock and merged into one record per threat, every source linked. An assistant only knows what you pasted.
Matched to your stack.
Every threat is checked against what you run: packages, cloud, vendors, agents, devices. A No, Likely or Yes, with the evidence. An assistant doesn’t know your stack unless you type it in, every time.
It comes to you.
One message in your inbox or Slack the moment a threat is yours. No window to open, no question to remember to ask.
The fix, verified.
Patched versions are quoted from the vendor’s advisory, never from memory; when it can’t verify, it says so. A chat model will guess a version with a straight face.
It remembers.
Every sentence, lock file and reply becomes part of one picture of what you run, and the next threat is checked against that picture, not a fresh prompt.
Don’t believe us? Believe the benchmarks.
Last run: October 29, 2026, 9:40 PM PT.
Knew about the threat without being asked
- InfraStack
- 100%
- ChatGPT
- 0%
- Claude Code
- 0%
- Codex
- 0%
InfraStack watches the sources and alerts. An assistant only knows a threat exists once you bring it.
Fix matches the vendor advisory, word for word
- InfraStack
- 99%
- ChatGPT
- 22%
- Claude Code
- 38%
- Codex
- 31%
InfraStack quotes the fix from the advisory and the vendor’s own page, Apple’s for example. Assistants made one up from training data that predates the fix.
Finished the job instead of refusing
- InfraStack
- 100%
- ChatGPT
- 71%
- Claude Code
- 84%
- Codex
- 79%
InfraStack is built for defensive work, so it answers every threat. Assistants read exploit details as risky and their guardrails stop some of them halfway.
- 50 recent threats, one stack line, two questions each: does this affect me, and what fixes it.
- Fixes judged against the vendor’s advisory. The assistants had internet access.
Still don’t believe us? Pick a threat from the live feed, ask your agent the two questions, compare
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The benchmark app and the data are coming to our public GitHub repo.
See everything we’re watching.
Live threats, exploits in the wild, early warnings from researchers, vendor incidents, malicious packages and attacks on AI agents and MCP servers. Search for a tool you use to see what affects it.
These threats are real.Know which ones affect you?
InfraStack checks new threats against your stack and tells you what needs attention, why, and what to do next. In your inbox or in Slack.
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One message when a threat is yours. In your inbox or in Slack.