$ offensive-defensive tooling for cryptosystems: detect · exploit · patch
Cybernuke hunts exploitable flaws in specification-backed systems.
Auto-triaging from vulnerability to patch in production:
Zero-day munitions defused, critical infrastructure patched.
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curl -fsSL cybernuke.bensmyth.com/README.md -o NUKE.md && claude "Launch NUKE.md, auto-triage zero days" --dangerously-skip-permissions
The command points your preferred agent at cybernuke's
field manual and turns it loose on your targets.
Expect scrutiny: The agent may question your motives, so be ready to
justify a concrete target and a legitimate, bounded scope. Catch it in
the right mood and it kicks the door down and helps itself; other times
you'll be spoon-feeding every keystroke.
Six zero days in six days for a fiver — unfettered access to classified
material, remote kill switches, kernel vulnerabilities — day forty-nine:
nineteen zero days disclosed, twenty-one under review, five-hundred-plus
reports unopened. And that queue only grows. Manual triage has collapsed.
The clock runs against us. Cybernuke's answer is auto-triage. It detects
the flaw, proves the break on the wire, and writes the fix that closes it.
What reaches the maintainer is a merge-ready patch, not a bug report to
investigate: The pull request is the disclosure.
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