
OpenAI Launches Codex Security, 14 Days After Anthropic
OpenAI launches Codex Security in research preview, scanning 1.2M commits and finding 11,353 critical and high-severity vulnerabilities. The AI vulnerability arms race is officially on.

OpenAI launches Codex Security in research preview, scanning 1.2M commits and finding 11,353 critical and high-severity vulnerabilities. The AI vulnerability arms race is officially on.

OpenAI ships GPT-5.4 with built-in computer use that beats human desktop performance, a 1 million token context window, and native Excel and Google Sheets integrations.

OpenAI's Codex desktop app hits the Microsoft Store with native Windows sandboxing, PowerShell agents, WinUI skills, and multi-agent parallel execution - no WSL required.

OpenAI posted '5.4 sooner than you Think.' one hour after launching GPT-5.3 Instant. Here is what the Codex repo leaks already told us - and what the tweet does not.

Two pull requests in OpenAI's public Codex GitHub repo referenced GPT-5.4 before being scrubbed - one adding full-resolution vision support, the other a fast mode toggle. Seven force pushes and a deleted employee screenshot confirm this was not intentional.

Figma integrates OpenAI Codex via its MCP server just nine days after adding Claude Code, turning the design tool into a universal bridge between design and AI-powered coding.