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Real, exploitable vulnerabilities. No noise. Nuclei scans fast. Neo closes the loop. @pdnuclei × @neo_ai_engineer
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    Aug 4
    We built Neo for all security teams, big or small. → The two-person team with a long backlog. → The startup shipping fast with no pentest budget. → The enterprise scanning thousands of assets with only a few people to cover them. Try it today → neo.projectdiscovery.io/sign-up
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    Aug 14
    Neo v1 is live, and @devopsdotcom sat down with our CEO @ehrishiraj to talk about why the future of security testing is autonomous, continuous, and open source.
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    ProjectDiscovery Brings Open Source AI Testing to Vulnerability Discovery - DevOps.com
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    Aug 14
    Most cybersecurity lessons never make it into a changelog. They live in the stories of the researchers, builders, and hackers who found the bug, built the tool, or defended the system. We’re bringing those stories to the ProjectDiscovery Podcast. Who should we talk to first?
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    Aug 14
    Nuclei became the world's most widely used vulnerability scanner because practitioners could trust it. On August 19th, Davis sits down with @ehrishiraj, our CEO and co-founder, for a podcast-style interview in San Francisco. They cover the origins of Nuclei, how an open source
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    Aug 13
    Agents don't know what's out of scope. They just know they haven't hit the goal yet. @ehrishiraj joined Application Security Weekly to talk about what keeps AI pentesters on task prompts help, but environmental boundaries, classifiers, and step limits do the real work. If
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