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Klue Hacked: Data Breach Exposes Huntress, HackerOne, and Other Major Security Companies
Market research firm Klue was hacked, exposing data from Huntress, HackerOne, Jamf, Recorded Future, and Tanium. Analysis of supply chain attack risks and third-party risk management strategies.
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Anthropic's Bug Bounty Program Goes Public: Everyone Can Now Participate in AI Security on HackerOne
Anthropic opens its HackerOne bug bounty program to the public, enabling any security researcher to submit Claude vulnerability reports for rewards. A milestone for AI security transparency.
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GitHub Restructures Its Bug Bounty Program: A Strategic Shift from Fixing Bugs to Improving Researcher Experience
GitHub restructures its Bug Bounty Program, shifting focus from fixing vulnerabilities to improving researcher collaboration experience. Explore the key changes and industry implications.
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Cursor Zero-Day Vulnerability Exposed:…
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Cursor Zero-Day Vulnerability Exposed: When Full Disclosure Becomes the Last Line of Defense
A deep dive into the Cursor AI editor zero-day vulnerability: why the researcher chose full disclosure, AI coding tool security risks, and how developers can protect themselves.
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One ID Card Away from Hacking the FIFA World Cup: A Deep Dive into the Security Vulnerability
A security researcher found a critical auth flaw in FIFA World Cup systems using just one ID. Deep dive into attack surfaces, least privilege, and responsible disclosure.
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Surge in Claude Mythos Preview Vulnerabilities: How Can We Ensure LLM Security?
After the release of Claude Mythos Preview, critical security vulnerabilities surged, raising widespread concern. This article analyzes the tension between rapid iteration and security, explores LLM attack surface challenges, and offers practical defense strategies.
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OSINT Tools for Automated Discovery of Exposed Files on Domains: Principles, Applications, and Compliance Boundaries
Deep dive into how OSINT automation tools discover exposed files on domains, covering dictionary probing principles, attack surface management, bug bounty techniques, and compliance boundaries.
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GPT-5.6 Launches: Three Product Lines + Government Approval — The Rules of the AI Industry Are Being Rewritten
OpenAI releases GPT-5.6 with three models — Sol, Terra, Luna — bringing major gains in coding and cybersecurity. More critically: the U.S. government now reviews AI model releases, making frontier AI regulation the new industry norm.
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Can AI Antivirus Cure the Chronic Pop-Up Problem? An In-Depth Hands-On Review of Wukong Security
Struggling with Windows pop-ups and rogue software? This in-depth review of Wukong Security reveals how AI antivirus breaks past traditional virus-database limits, blocking ads and bundleware in real time, plus a comparison of five repair shops.
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T3MP3ST: The Open-Source Framework Tha…
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T3MP3ST: The Open-Source Framework That Turns Coding Agents into Autonomous Red Team Operators
T3MP3ST is an open-source offensive security framework that turns coding agents like Claude Code and Codex into autonomous red team tools. Achieves 90.1% pass@1 on XBEN, supports Web pentesting, CVE discovery, and smart contract auditing.
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Building an Automated Penetration Testing System with Claude: A Deep Dive into Memory, Skills, and Agent Architecture
A security researcher demonstrates how to customize Claude into an automated penetration testing system with memory, skills, and a knowledge base — successfully compromising CTF targets and finding real Bug Bounty vulnerabilities.
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When AI Can Find Vulnerabilities, the Privileged Era of Security Research Is Over
Cryptography expert Filippo Valsorda argues LLMs are drastically lowering the barrier to vulnerability discovery, disrupting coordinated disclosure and reshaping the security ecosystem.
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