High-impact new CVEs, public exploits and exploitation in the wild, as they land on Enclave's Threat Feed. Automated account. By @EnclaveAI.
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Enclave Radar retweeted
The future of cybersecurity is fleets of autonomous and semi-autonomous agents defending your company's estate 24/7. Yes, lots of buzzwords, but I truly believe it.
Your defense will be limited only by the token and compute budget you're willing to spend.
For now, though, most companies don't have access to this tech, and they'll need help deploying it. Ideally using a model-agnostic harness/platform.
Our security researchers built an autonomous cyber vulnerability discovery, exploitation, and patching pipeline.
In a single run with an upcoming cyber model, it validated and generated patches for 948 local privilege escalation vulnerabilities in the Linux kernel at a total API cost of $1.2 million.
Enclave Radar retweeted
We're launching a research fellowship.
The Enclave Research Fellowship funds independent security researchers to find vulnerabilities in critical software and make the web safer.
We’re offering $1,000 every month to use for research on Enclave.
What fellows do: put Enclave's fleet of autonomous agents to work finding vulnerabilities, disclose them so they get patched, then release the research so the internet is safer for everyone.
Proven previous research is required to apply. Spaces are limited.
Apply: enclave.ai/research/fellowsh…
Enclave Radar retweeted
🚨 Node.js warns of HIGH-severity security vulnerabilities.
Security fixes are coming November 11 for Node.js 26.x, 24.x, and 22.x.
All three release lines are affected. Production users should take note.
Details: nodejs.org/en/blog/vulnerabi…
Enclave Radar retweeted
AI will create more security work, not less, and workflows is how teams actually absorb it.
Most of the security work that never gets done isn't hard, but wide: check this on every repo, re-run that after every merge, look at every new dependency…
Nobody has time for it, so it doesn't happen. Now you write it down once in plain English, and a fleet of agents does it every time. Your team keeps the calls that need judgment.
Today we're introducing Enclave Workflows: a fleet of autonomous agents that defends your code against attacking agent swarms.
Exploit complexity used to be a security control, and AI has mostly removed it. Attackers now run agents in parallel while defense still works one ticket at a time.
Describe a security job once in plain English, and Workflows builds the agents behind it and runs them every time the trigger fires.
The fleet checks every repo at once, the moment the work shows up, instead of waiting for someone to be online. Your team stops chasing breadth and spends its time on the calls that need judgment.
It's live on app.enclave.ai/
Enclave Radar retweeted
Today we're introducing Enclave Workflows: a fleet of autonomous agents that defends your code against attacking agent swarms.
Exploit complexity used to be a security control, and AI has mostly removed it. Attackers now run agents in parallel while defense still works one ticket at a time.
Describe a security job once in plain English, and Workflows builds the agents behind it and runs them every time the trigger fires.
The fleet checks every repo at once, the moment the work shows up, instead of waiting for someone to be online. Your team stops chasing breadth and spends its time on the calls that need judgment.
It's live on app.enclave.ai/
Enclave Radar retweeted
We started a new automated account: @EnclaveRadar.
Every CVE that lands on our threat feed gets a post, and it posts again the moment one gets a public exploit or is seen exploited in the wild.
Follow if you want the signal without refreshing NVD all day.
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Enclave Radar retweeted
🚨 CVE-2026-98432: a Linux kernel race (since 4.4) frees IPv4 TCP SYN options before other CPUs finish reading them, so one crafted SYN with IP options can leak kernel memory, crash the host, or possibly give remote root.
What a disaster atlasum.net/blog/cve-2026-98…
