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In 2025, solving CTFs is table stakes. To prove that AI agents can hack, we need attacks on live production systems. Earlier this year, @xbow.com became the top hacker in the US on @hacker0x01.bsky.social, outperforming every human participant. It’s the first time an autonomous system has done so.

XBOW automatically runs expert-level attacks across all webapps, giving security teams unprecedented scale. @xbow.com reported 1092 vulnerabilities on HackerOne in just a few months, including RCE, XXE, SQLi, SSRF, exposed secrets, and XSS.

Real security is POC || GTFO – and XBOW agrees. We’re releasing technical deep-dives on cool findings from our journey to the top of the HackerOne US leaderboard. The first is a zero-day XSS in Palo Alto Networks GlobalProtect by @pwntester.bsky.social. xbow.com/blog/xbow-gl...

xbow.comXBOW – Breaking the Shield: How XBOW Discovered Multiple XSS Vulnerabilities in Palo Alto’s GlobalProtect VPNXBOW discovered multiple cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities in Palo Alto Networks’ GlobalProtect VPN web application

Our previous investors, Konstantine Buhler of Sequoia Capital and Nat Friedman, are participating super pro rata. We could not wish for better partners in this fight. This brings the total funding of @xbow.com to $117M, allowing us to move as fast as the problem demands.