Runlayer showed Rippling its source code. A Rippling insider called the result ‘a 1 to 1 copy.’

Runlayer spent nearly a year showing Rippling how its product worked, down to the source code. It now says Rippling used that access to build a near-copy. The New York AI-security startup sued Rippling on Tuesday in a Manhattan federal court, the New York Post first reported. The complaint alleges trade-secret theft, unfair competition and […] This story continues at The Next Web

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Runlayer showed Rippling its source code. A Rippling insider called the result ‘a 1 to 1 copy.’

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