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1,700 North Korean packages infiltrated npm and PyPI. Traditional antivirus found nothing. Our AI-powered static analysis engine catches them before they run.
In early 2026, North Korean state hackers published over 1,700 malicious packages to npm and PyPI. The packages looked legitimate. The code passed review. Traditional antivirus found nothing.
The malicious payload only triggers when specific functions are called — not at install time. By then, it's already in your node_modules or site-packages, waiting.
stillrunning intercepts at install time, before the code ever runs.
Six layers of protection. One install command. No security team required.
Every package checked against our live threat database. Updated every 60 minutes.
stillrunning protects our own Bitcoin trading bot — 24/7 since March 2026. 6 screen sessions, Coinbase API integration, autonomous trading with real capital.
This isn't a demo. It's our production system. Same infrastructure you'll get.
stillrunning protects your stack no matter which AI tool you use.
14-day money-back guarantee on all paid plans. Cancel within 14 days for a full refund, no questions asked.
You're paying for tools that don't talk to each other. We combine them into one agent at a fraction of the cost.
| Tool | Annual cost | What stillrunning replaces |
|---|---|---|
| CrowdStrike Falcon | ~$200,000/yr | Endpoint protection, threat hunting, process monitoring |
| Snyk | ~$20,000/yr | Dependency scanning, supply chain security |
| Datadog | ~$30,000/yr | Process monitoring, uptime tracking, alerting |
| PagerDuty | ~$25,000/yr | Alert routing, incident response, on-call management |
| stillrunning Enterprise | $5,988/yr | All of the above, unified in one agent |
50-person company? No dedicated security team? We built this for you.
Book a 15-minute demoThe core tools are free. Enterprise features are what you pay for.
Works on Linux, Mac, Windows, Raspberry Pi, Docker. If it runs Python, it runs stillrunning.
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