Harsh Jaiswal (@rootxharsh) 's Twitter Profile
Harsh Jaiswal

@rootxharsh

Research at @httpvoid0x2f @pdiscoveryio.

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Hacktron AI (@hacktronai) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hacktron is the first company to be backed by Project Europe, and we're incredibly excited to be part of the it's cohort. From the day we met the Project Europe and 20VC Fund team, we knew that they were the kind of people we wanted on our side. We had an oversubscribed

Hacktron is the first company to be backed by <a href="/ProjectEurope_/">Project Europe</a>, and we're incredibly excited to be part of the it's cohort.

From the day we met the Project Europe and <a href="/20vcFund/">20VC Fund</a> team, we knew that they were the kind of people we wanted on our side. We had an oversubscribed
sudi (@sudhanshur705) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Last year I found a XSS bug in Google IDX here's a detail writeup about it. Hope you will enjoy it's kinda lengthy :p Shoutouts to Matan Berson for finding the original bug in Gitlab and Sreeram KL Sivanesh Ashok for the required chains to complete the exploit. sudistark.github.io/2025/07/02/idx…

Harsh Jaiswal (@rootxharsh) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Using an LLM as your *only* social life advisor? you’re just building an echo chamber with a better vocabulary than you.

Project Europe (@projecteurope_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Whilst most companies launch with buzzwords. Hacktron AI launches with bugs. Co-founders Zayne, Mohan and Harsh present Hacktron: their first AI-powered pentest. Hacktron’s tagline is PoC || GTFO, anything else would be noise. Full intro and pentest report in link below.

s1r1us (@s1r1u5_) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Securing Gumroad with Hacktron AI Three months ago, Hacktron was still early. Hacktron AI and Harsh Jaiswal were finding 0-days targeting specific vulnerabilities on OSS software. Then we ran a full pentest-style scan on a big open-source project. The results were insane. 🧵

Harsh Jaiswal (@rootxharsh) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The opinion is inherently flawed. CTFs are great to develop problem solving, grinding, finding niche solutions of a particular problem. Which btw is one of the skill a good employer would look out for. Personally, Im from bug bounty background but anyone saying CTFs are time

Dan (@brandbydan) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Hacktron co-founder Zayne posted on socials a few weeks ago go that their automated offensive security company needed a modern logo. We did our thing 🗣️

Hacktron co-founder Zayne posted on socials a few weeks ago go that their automated offensive security company needed a modern logo.

We did our thing 🗣️
sudi (@sudhanshur705) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Found an RCE in Google Web Designer :) Very similar to the CSS Injection to RCE found by Bálint Magyar. sudistark.github.io/2025/09/23/RCE…

watchTowr (@watchtowrcyber) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The watchTowr Labs team is back, providing our full analysis of the Oracle E-Business Suite Pre-Auth RCE exploit chain (CVE-2025-61882). Enjoy with us (or cry, your choice..) labs.watchtowr.com/well-well-well…

Harsh Jaiswal (@rootxharsh) 's Twitter Profile Photo

With the speed s1r1us is pwning these new browers, I do not think there should be any new browser coming from orgs who do not have heavily invested in browser development. I know this are just chromium forks. But people should be very careful using those for day to day

Harsh Jaiswal (@rootxharsh) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Always been fan of learning things on-demand. In context of security there’s so many concepts I didn’t know until I had to workaround/hack those.