By skyforbes 
Hands-on with OpenAI’s autonomous security agent that scans, simulates, and patches vulnerabilities in minutes — not hours.
Hey there, fellow tech enthusiasts — I’m Tamzidul Haque, your go-to content wizard who’s been knee-deep in the AI game for years.If you’re a developer, security pro, or just someone who’s tired of hearing about the latest data breach making headlines, buckle up. Today, we’re cracking open OpenAI’s latest bombshell: Aardvark, the GPT-5-powered security agent that’s like having a tireless cybersecurity detective on your team.
Picture this: It’s 2 AM, and you’re staring at your laptop screen, coffee gone cold, as another vulnerability alert pings from your repo. We’ve all been there — right? That sinking feeling when a tiny code slip could cost your startup thousands or worse, expose user data. But what if AI could swoop in, not just flag the issue, but explain it, test it, and patch it before the hackers do? That’s the promise of OpenAI Aardvark, launched on October 30, 2025, and it’s already turning heads in the dev world.
In this OpenAI Aardvark review, I’ll break it down like we’re chatting over virtual coffee: what it is, how it crushes…