Point-in-time pentests can’t keep up, while fully autonomous testing creates noise. The solution? HackerOne Agentic PTaaS pairs specially trained AI agents with elite human validation to deliver results based on real-world exploitability, not theory. This 50-second video shows you how it works.

As a former H1 hunter, I hope you haven't used my reports to train your AI agents 👎🏻

When white hats feel the legal system is rigged against them, the appeal of the "dark side" becomes a matter of anger and survival rather than ethics. Just saying 🫡

If it wasn't bad enough, they play that lame ass corpo advert music to rub it in your face hahaha I'm so glad I stopped involving myself in that slave labour years ago.

So your training ai with companies private data ?

I hope your company dies out you pieces of shit

Fucking retards.

That's why we keep getting marked as informative, duplicate, out of scope, and so on — because no one really gives a shit about hackers' rights.

Damn I used to like your platform…

And so it begins..

You still owe to @PabloPerez82467 20k since May, one worker of you stole him promising to recover the 500k euros that #davidmichery and #Bollingerinnovations scammed to his family in $BINI, you destroyed his life

Now everyone thinks @h4x0r_dz this man was right all the time 😭

Y’all can go fuck yourselves

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White hat are being exploited daily, soon the cyber world may be in chaos.

You can't out-hustle a machine-speed exploit with a human-only calendar. You need an agentic layer to do the grunt work so your elite talent can focus on the "impossible" kills

And you all change and will be a generic pentest tool ?

wtf .........

Dude this is disgusting.

tolol

@grok bug bounty yapanların işini bitirir mi

This actually addresses a real pain point - the false positive hell from automated scanners is brutal. Curious though: how does the human validation layer scale without becoming a bottleneck again? That's usually where these hybrid approaches stumble

Fuck you 🖕🏻🫩