XBOW explains how it deduplicates vulnerability findings when hunting bugs at scale
moyix · x · 2026-09-03
AI bug-hunting company XBOW describes a subtle challenge of finding vulnerabilities at scale: deciding when two findings are actually the same underlying weakness. The same flaw can surface across different endpoints, parameters, users, and workflows. XBOW's system must both filter out redundant reports and avoid wrongly grouping distinct issues together; the thread lays out how the team does it — directly useful for anyone building automated security agents or agent eval pipelines.
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