Cyber threat intel team turns a fast16 investigation into a multi-stage benchmark
vijaybolina · x · 2026-07-23
A cyber threat intelligence team says they turned a fast16 investigation into a multi-stage benchmark to test what “frontier-class” intelligence can actually do.
Their point is that standard coding benchmarks or vuln-research prompts do not capture real threat-intel work, so they designed a benchmark around the workflow they use in practice.
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