@QubixQuantum Is any portion of platform revenue used to buy QBX on the open market? what percentage, how often, is it enforced on-chain, and where can I verify past buybacks?
here's what i shipped today
4 pull requests merged from the community:
→ httpx silent-failure bug. on macs where brew comes before ~/go/bin, the pipeline was picking the wrong httpx binary and emitting zero live hosts. no error. just empty output files. found by venkatas during a real 4-hour VAPT engagement against three live targets. the worst kind of bug. looks like it's working, isn't.
→ sqlmap false-positive flood. sqlmap was tagging rows as "false positive or unexploitable" itself, and we were still feeding them into the 7-Question Gate. operators were rationalizing fake bugs in the live log. fixed: drop those rows at collection time.
→ katana 5min cap. depth-5 active crawls on news sites and CMS targets were running 30+ minutes and emitting tens of thousands of duplicate URLs. now capped at 5 min, depth 3, top 50 hosts. 90% of unique endpoints in a fraction of the time.
→ brain auto-detect cloud keys. if you only have ANTHROPIC_API_KEY set, the brain was still probing local ollama first and timing out. now any provider with a key set jumps the queue. ollama stays as the no-keys fallback.
oh and 55 silently-disappearing tests came back. tools/init.py was missing, pytest was failing collection on two test files, and 55 tests just… weren't running. silent test loss is silent regression risk.
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5 issues closed:
→ caido proxy support. burp alternative, written in rust, lots of folks have switched. now wired up via the community caido-mcp-server. 42 tools, auto-redacts auth/cookie headers before they hit the model.
→ domain-list mode for /recon. for programs without wildcard scope, subdomain enum is wasted work. now you can pass a text file of pre-resolved hosts and the pipeline jumps straight to live-host probing → URL crawl → nuclei.
→ "free claude account doesn't work". README was misleading. claude code itself is free to install but actually using it needs Pro/Max or API billing. fixed the wording in two places.
→ authorization preamble. claude was occasionally hesitating on legitimate hunting tasks. added rule #0 to hunting.md stating the operator is an authorized hunter on public bounty programs with safe-harbor terms. hunter, not pentester. hard limits still explicit (out-of-scope, real-user data, DoS, social-eng).
→ closed two solidity bounty-farm PRs trying to claim "$40,000" by adding 475-line smart contracts to a python+shell repo. not how this works.
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