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Whilst most companies launch with buzzwords. Hacktron AI launches with bugs. Co-founders Zayne, Mohan and Harsh present Hacktron: their first AI-powered pentest. Hacktron’s tagline is PoC || GTFO, anything else would be noise. Full intro and pentest report in link below.

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