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Cajal

Cajal

Founded by Luke Johnston in 2025

Verify compiled binaries and code down to machine level using formal mathematical proofs

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You can use Cajal to verify compiled binary code down to the machine level with mathematical certainty. The system uses formal verification techniques to ensure that mission-critical programs run exactly as specified without vulnerabilities or logic errors. By converting compiled binaries into formats that formal theorem provers like Lean can reason about, it removes the need for manual code inspection. Engineering teams can mathematically prove program correctness across all possible inputs, eliminating testing gaps and securing machine-generated production code against complex exploits and automated attack vectors.

What Cajal does

Lift compiled binaries into formal representationsGenerate mathematical proofs of binary correctnessVerify code behavior across all execution pathsAudit mission-critical software for logic flawsValidate machine-generated code against formal specificationsCheck safety invariants in compiled softwareExport machine-checkable proof recordsMachine-level binary verificationMathematical proof generation for compiled binariesTalos interpreter that lifts binaries into formal representationsLean theorem prover integrationVerification of all execution paths without probabilistic samplingAutomated correctness checking for machine-generated codeExportable machine-checkable proof records

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