
United Kingdom · Computer & network security startup
RevEng.AI is a London-based cybersecurity and AI company that specializes in building an AI-powered binary intelligence platform for reverse engineering and malware analysis.
Funding reportedLast round: Seed
RevEng.AI is a London-based cybersecurity and AI company that specializes in building an AI-powered binary intelligence platform for reverse engineering and malware analysis.
Founded in 2022, the company focuses on software supply chain security, using deep learning models to analyze binary machine code semantically and syntactically. This allows users to inspect compiled software without needing the source code or experiencing sandboxing delays. The company's flagship model, BinNet, is designed for binary analysis, enabling security operations, threat research, product security, and malware analysis. RevEng.AI offers services such as automated vulnerability detection, reverse engineering support, and software supply chain integrity checking. Their platform integrates with existing workflows through plugins for tools like IDA Pro and Ghidra, as well as a command-line interface tool. RevEng.AI targets security operations teams, threat researchers, product security teams, and defense organizations, providing essential capabilities for inspecting and verifying the integrity of compiled software.
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