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Bhawesh Singh·14h agoI pointed an AI at a 30,000-star GitHub repo. 16 minutes and $2 later, it handed back fixed code.Aegis: An open source security agent which points any Git Repo, finds the issues, fixes it, attacks it again to ensure that its fixes hold.
v01d19·15h agoIDOR allows cross account workspace metadata disclosureHello friend, I hope you’re doing great. Today, I’m going to share a very simple IDOR vulnerability I found in an external bug bounty…
