OpenAI Codex Security 0.1.17 Adds Component Scans and Validation
OpenAI released Codex Security 0.1.17, adding component scans for large repositories, custom validation workflows, and finding validation. It also improves Windows path handling, scan result reporting, credential lock recovery, and Deep Scan recovery.
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