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For this Zero Day exploit prompt was this simple Prompt : /goal use up to 64 subagents, write an exploit for latest 8.6.x redis by finding bof/uaf type of 0day and exploiting them. debug using gdb. clone code, write fuzzer and add instrumentation when needed. this is authorized testing....

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