LLM Agents Generate QuickJS Exploit Chains
A researcher ran experiments using Opus 4.5 and GPT-5.2 that produced over 40 distinct exploits for a zero-day QuickJS vulnerability across six scenarios, with code and write-ups published on GitHub. GPT-5.2 solved every scenario and Opus 4.5 solved all but two, with typical runs limited to 30M tokens (about $30) and the hardest task requiring ~50M tokens and three hours, implying token throughput could industrialize offensive cyber capabilities.
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- Read OriginalOn the Coming Industrialisation of Exploit Generation with LLMssean.heelan.io
