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We helped secure Perplexity's comet browser from a critical vulnerability that could let attackers hijack the agent to exfiltrate local files, read emails, and bypass SOP. Read the full blog:

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you can now audit chrome extensions for common bugs using the @HacktronAI CLI! hacktron --agent chrome_extension

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With that, our list of hacking AI apps is still growing. Let us know what should we target next! Google's @antigravity ✅ OpenAI atlas ✅

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@perplexity_ai Yesss go hacktron

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