XBOW discloses critical Bing Images bugs found by an autonomous agent
moyix · x · 2026-07-24
XBOW says it has now disclosed the critical bugs it found in Bing Images, after first breaking into the MSRC leaderboard as the only AI on the chart.
- The post links to a full writeup and trace excerpts of how an autonomous agent found and reported the issues.
- The author frames it as evidence that, with enough freedom and safeguards, an agent can uncover a serious zero-day without tripping the blue team.
- This is a concrete AI security disclosure, not just a benchmark or demo.
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