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Tinfoil: Encrypted AI with verifiable privacy. It is listed under Development & Code on AI Registry as a paid tool.
The tools below are approved listings in the same category, ordered by how closely their tags match Tinfoil. This is an automatic list. We have not written a researched verdict for Tinfoil yet, so treat it as a shortlist and check each vendor's pricing page before switching.
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Automatically find and fix your software vulnerabilities
AI-native SAST platform that finds 2x more real vulnerabilities with 75% fewer false positives. Automated vulnerability detection, instant fixes, and seamless CI/CD integration for modern DevOps teams. Find authentication bypasses, logic bugs, and security flaws that traditional tools miss.
Privileged Access Management for AI Agents
Alter is a zero-trust identity and access control platform purpose-built for AI agents. It wraps every tool call in strong authentication, fine-grained authorization, and real-time guardrails, so agents can move fast without breaking things. Each request is verified at the parameter level, authorized against granular p...
Authorization Infrastructure securing AI at OpenAI, Zoom, & more
We build the tools companies need to provide performant and scalable authorization for their applications. We’re founded by 3 successful entrepreneurs with expertise in enterprise software, most recently as leaders at Red Hat. Jake and Joey met on the APIs team at Google in 2010. They went on to found Quay, where Jimmy...
Corgea finds, and fixes insecure code and packages autonomously.
Corgea is an autonomous application security platform that finds and validates vulnerabilities, then generates safe code fixes developers can apply in their existing workflow. In production customers like Zapier and Yageo, see ~20% more true positives and ~90% fewer false positives (vs their prior tooling), reducing tr...
The most powerful sandboxes for AI Agents
Ben and Jacob met in Calculus class in 10th grade, and tried founding a startup in high school — it didn’t go anywhere. During high school, Ben lead the frontend team for the World Health Organization’s COVID-19 App Team. After high school, Jacob went to Apple and Ben went to college. When there was an opening on his t...