[tl;dr sec] #336 - Autonomous Vulnerability Hunting, GuardDog 3.0, Are Bug Bounties Cooked?
An MCP powered system that's continuously finding and reproducing vulns, improvements to Datadog's OSS malware hunting tool, Hakluke muses on the future of bug bounty
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