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testing once = snapshot of old code testing continuously = protection > one shows you were safe. > one keeps you safe.

Very important reminder for everyone in the space. Let us help you prevent this from happening to your company - borgsecurity.io

The Borg team when we hear a company only does annual pentests

today @Borg_Security's autonomous hacking AI discovered a **huge** vulnerability on defi protocol with $20B TVL. the vulnerability could have lead to loss of funds, and was in fact related to web2 infrastructure rather than their smart contracts. benchmarking is cool and all, but the real battletest for agentic pentesting is bug bounties and real world testing with humans in the loop.

Startup idea: AI agents that write insecure code, so our AI pentesters have something to do

the team just cracked the code for **actual** agentic pentesting. we beat other agentic pentesting frameworks and mastered complex attack chaining in agents @Borg_Security @sjaluu @LORD_RIAN_

Sometimes, the missing link to better sleep is a continuous, offensive security team.

The annual audit is a expired methodology. Actually securing a stack requires a live feed of continuous testing. If your testing doesn't match your deployment velocity, you’re just operating on a 364-day security lag. Stop paying for compliance PDFs. Your security should be as alive as your development

📁 Traditional Security Report └ audit_final.pdf 📁 Borg └ live_exposure_overview One is a snapshot of the past. One is the state of the present.

The annual audit is a expired methodology. Actually securing a stack requires a live feed of continuous testing. If your testing doesn't match your deployment velocity, you’re just operating on a 364-day security lag. Stop paying for compliance PDFs. Security should be as alive as your development

And here’s the uncomfortable truth: This isn’t “advanced hacking.” It’s default misconfiguration. The modern stack makes it insanely easy to ship. But just as easy to ship insecure.

The worst part? Most of these weren’t hobby projects. We found: - Several severe PII instances. - Entire serverless backends callable. - Admin tables writable.

Here is how we hacked 100 websites in just 24 hours with 0 human intervention 🧵 At Borg we believe in delivering value first, which is why we often do outreach reports on certain targets as a pre-emptive show of value. We wanted to scale this further. 100 companies woke up this morning to an email from us explaining exactly how we got into their systems.