@deedydas: Met a kid y'day who has 50+ agents running with a harness tuned for cyber security and a search index of CVEs with a QL…
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The article describes an individual who runs over 50 AI agents tuned for cybersecurity with a search index of CVEs, using a QLoRA-tuned GLM 5.2 model to continuously test production websites for vulnerabilities and earn money through bug bounties.
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Met a kid y’day who has 50+ agents running with a harness tuned for cyber security and a search index of CVEs with a QLoRA’d GLM 5.2 and tries to break production websites 24/7. Didn’t go to college. Makes money in bug bounties.
The kids are definitely alright.
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