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Collinear AI releases CWE-bench v2 to test AI cyber capabilities
Collinear AI released CWE-bench v2, an AI benchmark featuring 100 tasks across 91 vulnerability classes to test cyber capabilities.
Summary
Collinear AI released CWE-bench v2, offering 100 public tasks covering 91 different weakness classes to test the cyber capabilities of AI models. The benchmark uses programmatic scoring and Dockerized environments via Harbor. Evaluated models include Gemini 4 Argon, Claude Opus 5.5, and DeepSeek V4.1 Flash.
What changed
- Collinear AI released CWE-bench v2 with 100 public tasks covering 91 different CWEs.
- Programmatic scoring allows deterministic evaluation of AI models.
- Tasks can be run directly using Harbor from the Hugging Face repository.
Availability
Available now“CWE-bench v2 opens up a public set of 100 tasks that anyone can run and evaluate their models on.”
Founder takeaway
If you are evaluating AI agent security capabilities, you can run CWE-bench v2 using Harbor and the public Hugging Face dataset.
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