They're definitely fishing for some kind of "security" level contract by going to these businesses. It's akin to big pharma sending the breasty blondes to hawk

They're definitely fishing for some kind of "security" level contract by going to these businesses. It's akin to big pharma sending the breasty blondes to hawk brand names to hospital admins. They're likely looking for the naive ceos who've got not idea you can run opencode or openclaw and just loop through repos looking for issues by giving it various hints about common flaws. Hopefully one of those CEOs is smart enough to accept the testing, then see how easy it is to find it's propritary code in the output.