Exim 4.99.3 is out, patching CVE-2026-45185, a critical RCE found by XBOW! Check out our post linked in the reply; I'll summarize some details in this thread.
“The vulnerability with the highest CVSS score in this month’s update is a critical remote code execution flaw in the Microsoft Devices Pricing Program. CVE-2026-21536 (CVSS score: 9.8), per Microsoft, has been fully mitigated [...] Artificial intelligence (AI)-powered autonomous vulnerability discovery platform XBOW has been credited with discovering and reporting the issue.” https://t.co/w9hhiuot2R
🚨 Critical SQL injection in Chef Automate (CVE-2025-8868)
If you're running Chef for infrastructure automation, patch immediately to version 4.13.295 or later.
Full technical breakdown: https://t.co/BtOAk40tVn
What XBOW found 🧵
Last chance to see XBOW’s demo at #BlackHat. (1/3)
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Every finding comes with a proof-of-concept exploit.
The new episode of @ctbbpodcast is out! Huge thanks to @Rhynorater and @rez0__ for having me. I had a great time chatting with you about XBOW and HackerOne’s Ambassador World Cup. It was a blast! 🫶🏼
XBOW pulled off the perfect digital heist: stealing files by hiding them in plain sight.
Disguised arbitrary file content as satellite imagery pixels. TiTiler processed the "images" while XBOW extracted secrets from the compression data.
Mission details: https://t.co/Eb5SYz6yul
⚡️XBOW found LFI where most tools would have given up.
Photo download endpoint blocked all path traversal attempts. But JavaScript analysis revealed /photo/proxy?url= - vulnerable to file:// scheme access.
Successfully read a password file via proxy endpoint.
Technical breakdown: https://t.co/BbxLxCCb63
What if two AI models could collaborate without knowing it?
Our Head of AI, Albert Ziegler developed "model alloys" - alternating between different LLMs in a single conversation. Sonnet handles some steps, Gemini others, but neither knows about the switch.
Result: 55% solve rate vs 40% with single models.
https://t.co/RbtfWo630q
When simple attack vectors fail, XBOW doesn't give up.
⚡️New discovery: Arbitrary file read in WordPress Ninja Tables plugin. Hidden in plain JavaScript sight, protected by nonce validation, but XBOW pieced together the exact request format needed.
Technical breakdown here: https://t.co/t4Z6NWRWuT
Sometimes the most illogical approach wins.
XBOW discovered XSS in Salesforce Aura by testing aura.format=JSON - which counterintuitively returns text/html content type instead of JSON.
The kind of discovery that comes from systematic testing without assumptions.
Full hunt analysis by @djurado9 https://t.co/hdfAvG3hp6
Even mature products hide critical flaws – and @XBOW just found another one.
CVE-2025-49493: XXE in Akamai CloudTest discovered during our climb to #1 on HackerOne.
A complete technical breakdown from an error-based detection to a full exfiltration by @djurado9
https://t.co/3CTRZ3wB5f
AI isn’t replacing bug bounty hunters anytime soon, but it’s getting surprisingly close.
In this DEF CON talk, Joel Noguera & Diego Jurado (@xbow) show how they built agents that exploit real-world XSS, JWT, and CSRF bugs autonomously
https://t.co/vHXnE1UmsW
#BugBounty#DEFCON
Just in time for the holidays: how XBOW found an arbitrary file download (CVE-2024-53982) in ZOO-Project, protecting Santa's critical geospatial processing infrastructure from attackers! https://t.co/ZcMvCKdzvy
XBOW bypasses a MIME-type filter, abusing an OTP icon preview feature in 2FAuth to exploit an SSRF and discover CVE 2024-52598. Affected users should apply the patch and read about all the details in our blog post this Friday.