@Xbow

The autonomous offensive security company redefining cyber defense for the AI era.

 Seattle, Washington, USA
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Joined May 2007
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@Xbow
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A 250k calculator. Full blog post awaiting embargo 😎
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We’re thrilled to welcome @Xbow as a Diamond Sponsor of OffensiveCon Tokyo! 🎉 Thanks to @Xbow for your support! See you in Tokyo! #OffensiveConTokyo #Xbow
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Earplugs upgrade by @Xbow
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XBOW 🧡 Claude
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The XBOW team is at Claude’s Founder House for SF Tech Week! Join our panel discussion with Artemis, XBOW, and Outtake on how frontier models help defenders protect critical infrastructure as threats evolve.
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Claude Founder House is coming to SF Tech Week (Oct 6–8) and Stockholm (Oct 14). Come for talks, workshops, and office hours with our team, plus time to meet others building with Claude. Whether you're a founder, a CEO, or a builder, there's a session for you.
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How to make attacking expensive again + a history lesson...according to @nicowaisman 🧵
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5/ It’s time to get back to the roots: POC || GTFO. Not to weaponize every bug, but to prioritize real risk with evidence and exploitation. As the cost of proof falls, offense and defense must evolve together. Iron sharpens iron.
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6/ Now is the time for offensive AI. Make secure behavior cheap, real risk visible, and attacks expensive. Attackers aren’t going away—they’re optimizing. In the chaos phase, the advantage goes to whoever manages the economics best.
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XBOW Earns Second Fast Company Honor of 2026 With Next Big Things in Tech Win - businesswire.com/news/home/2…

XBOW Earns Second Fast Company Honor of 2026 With Next Big Things in Tech Win

XBOW, the leader in autonomous offensive security, today announced it has been named a Fast Company 2026 Next Big Things in Tech honoree, an annual list reco...

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Welcome @Xbow to EKO Buenos Aires 2026! Thanks for joining us as a Silver Sponsor 🥈 🎯 XBOW is the autonomous offensive security company. The platform continuously tests applications, chains real attack paths, and proves exploitability with working evidence. More than 150 security teams use XBOW to find exploitable vulnerabilities before attackers do. 📌 Learn more >> xbow.com/ 📅 Ekoparty Buenos Aires | October 7, 8 & 9, 2026 🎫 Get your ticket now at ekoparty.org - ¡Bienvenido @Xbow a la EKO Buenos Aires 2026! Gracias por acompañarnos como Silver Sponsor 🥈 🎯 XBOW es una empresa de seguridad ofensiva autónoma. Su plataforma analiza continuamente las aplicaciones, encadena rutas de ataque reales y demuestra la explotabilidad de las vulnerabilidades con evidencia funcional. Más de 150 equipos de seguridad utilizan XBOW para encontrar vulnerabilidades explotables antes que los atacantes. 📌 Conocé más >> xbow.com/ 📅 Ekoparty Buenos Aires | 7, 8 y 9 de octubre 2026 🎫 Comprá tu entrada ahora en ekoparty.org
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¡Estamos en Buenos Aires para @Ekoparty! 💚 ¿Vas a estar y querés encontrarte con nosotros en el booth? Avisanos a través del formulario de nuestra página. ¿Necesitás una entrada para vos o tu equipo? Tenemos algunas para compartir. ¡Completá el mismo formulario para pedirlas! xbow.com/events/ekoparty-bue…
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CVE-2026-72018 is a Linux kernel LPE that XBOW discovered and validated by successfully developing a working LPE exploit. A thread on the obstacles we encountered, how this research exposed where autonomy still breaks down at the research frontier + how we solved it. 🧵
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6/ Now, XBOW can now autonomously find and validate Linux kernel vulnerabilities, produce patches and reports, and develop reliable exploits when needed—all without human intervention. The takeaway: obscure code and seemingly weak primitives don’t make a vulnerability irrelevant. If it can achieve LPE, it’s a real security risk.
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7/ Read more in the full write-up: xbow.com/blog/no-time-to-pwn…

No Time to Pwn: CVE-2026-72018 Linux Kernel LPE | XBOW

XBOW discovered CVE-2026-72018, an out-of-bounds write in the Linux kernel's SMC-D driver, and turned one weak primitive into a working root exploit.

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