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The Register

A Chinese-speaking criminal operator used three open-source AI agent harnesses — including Strix — to conduct near-autonomous attacks against more than 100 organizations, stealing over 600,000 credit card records at a cost of only about $25 per completed scan. Investigators at Gambit recovered the attacker's staging server to reconstruct the campaign.

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Medium

An article highlighting six open-source security tools, including Strix, an AI-powered penetration testing framework, with installation and usage details.

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OSINT Team

The article highlights Strix as an AI-powered penetration testing tool that behaves like a real attacker, featuring proof-of-concept validation, multi-agent testing, and real offensive workflows.

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The Cyber Signal

Strix discovered a zero-authentication vulnerability in Schemata's API that exposed military data; it took 150 days to patch.

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GBHackers

Strix discovered a critical API vulnerability in Schemata, a DoD contractor, exposing sensitive military training data and service member records.

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Cyber Security News

Strix discovered a critical API vulnerability in Schemata, a DoD contractor, exposing sensitive military training data and service member records.

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Hackers Arise

A tutorial on how to install and use Strix, an open-source AI-powered security testing platform.

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Strix

Strix discovered a critical authorization vulnerability in a DoD contractor's platform and published the findings after remediation.

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Security Boulevard

This article benchmarks several AI pentesting tools, including Strix, on a vulnerable web application. Strix is evaluated on its detection rate and is noted for its simple configuration but poor performance (1/20 findings).

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Help Net Security

This article introduces Strix as an open-source solution for penetration testing using autonomous AI agents. It details how Strix helps security teams identify and fix application flaws by simulating human attackers and providing working proof of concepts.

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