Hunters

We reported some interesting 0days to Apple 🍌 Collaboration between https://hunters-sec.com https://cyberneurova.ai

The desktop app has been updated, and we are introducing some of the most advanced features our app has ever had. The code section now supports long-running tasks, as does the research center. A new feature, Bot Chat, is designed to combine different agents running different tasks to work together and achieve your goals. Additionally, our models are super capable in cyber tasks; please check the attached screenshot.

You can run the quantized version of Qwen3.8; the model size is 10GB, and it outperforms most models in day-to-day tasks as well as advanced tasks. https://x.com/cyberneurova/status/2088713510469386518?s=46

Run Qwen 3.8 uncensored version on your laptop Qwen 3.8 has capabilities matching Opus 4.6 🥷 https://x.com/cyberneurova/status/2088556108180828403?s=46

Yet again another Samsung 0-day iced

This bug would allow a remote attacker to send specially crafted SMS messages and corrupt memory on a target device. We have reported over 4 similar memory bugs that, when used together in a chain, could lead to full remote access on Samsung devices.

Yet again another 0 day has been approved by Samsung try the GLM 5.2 uncensored model by cyberneurova https://cyberneurova.ai

Get the latest Cyberneurova Desktop application with alot of the major updates including proper support for agentic work using cyberneurova-GLM5.2 model get the latest app on V0.1.12 https://cyberneurova.ai/downloads

Samsung just confirmed another reward for a bug we found 26 days ago.

Try out the DeepSeek model, a more efficient and top stable model we have added. https://cyberneurova.ai/

Hunters supports normal pentests on networks, web, and applications, reverse engineering on APKs, binaries, and code analysis. Hunters also uses CyberNeurova models which are uncensored and will come in handy during your research, currently supporting DeepSeek models.

Hunters has capabilities of helping researchers write working exploits for any CVE ever reported. This makes work for security researchers super simple and fun. We have also integrated functions where, by giving Hunters a dataset, it checks the technologies the platform was built on and will give you detailed info if there are any potential vulnerable code in them.

Hunters is now open — and getting in is simple We’ve made it easy for anyone to get access to Hunters, the autonomous AI pentester for offensive security. Two ways to register: 🌐 Individual or company with a domain Add your domain and verify you own it (DNS record, file upload, or meta tag). Once verified, you get direct access — no waiting — to pentest your own assets. 🏴‍☠️ Bug bounty hunter Submit a request with the program you’re hunting. Our team reviews and approves it, then you’re cleared to run Hunters against those targets. What you can do with Hunters: • 🌍 Web & API penetration testing • 🖧 Network scanning • 🧩 Reverse engineering — binaries & APKs • 📄 Source-code analysis • 🧪 CVE research — investigate vulnerabilities and write working proof-of-concept exploits Powered by security-tuned, uncensored models built for offensive work — it maps the target, captures traffic, and hunts real, demonstrable impact autonomously. ✅ Start free on verified domains. 👉 Register now: https://hunters-sec.com

GLM 5.2 cyberBench results on security research

Hunters through CyberNeurova have submitted over 32 zero-day vulnerabilities to Samsung. Out of these, Samsung has verified most of them, while the rest are still under review. This process has been ongoing for more than five months. We began reporting vulnerabilities in February, when we submitted our first batch of 7 vulnerabilities, all of which Samsung validated. Later, at the beginning of June, we submitted a second batch containing 25 additional 0-day vulnerabilities. These results demonstrate the capability of our security research tools. It’s worth noting that every one of these findings came from analyzing and reverse engineering Samsung applications and binaries https://cyberneurova.ai

Hunters through CyberNeurova have submitted over 32 zero-day vulnerabilities to Samsung. Out of these, Samsung has verified most of them, while the rest are still under review. This process has been ongoing for more than five months. We began reporting vulnerabilities in February, when we submitted our first batch of 7 vulnerabilities, all of which Samsung validated. Later, at the beginning of June, we submitted a second batch containing 25 additional 0 vulnerabilities. These results demonstrate the capability of our security research tools. It’s worth noting that every one of these findings came from analyzing and reverse engineering Samsung applications and binaries https://cyberneurova.ai

Try out cyberneurova kimi 2.7 code on the Desktop application you will love it https://cyberneurova.ai/downloads

Kimi is here. We have managed to make Kimi work, and it is live on prod. For paid users, try cyberneurova_kimi 2.7. This model is, so far, the most capable model we have on prod, with a refusal rate of 5-10% https://cyberneurova.ai

In February, we reported several bugs we discovered using Hunters to Samsung. They verified the issues, and last week we received a reward for them. The same methodology we used to find those bugs has now been integrated into the CyberNeurova platform. This is not an ad — it’s proof that our product is capable of finding reportable vulnerabilities. https://cyberneurova.ai