TEAM N1TRO hunts vulnerabilities across every attack surface, from the web to the kernel. We find them before anyone else can abuse them, hand them to the vendor under responsible disclosure, and hold the details until the patch ships.
N1TRO is a security research team that digs into real vulnerabilities. Through bug bounty platforms and direct vendor channels we find flaws in services and software already in production, and report them with a proof of concept that reproduces exactly as written.
Not one-off reports that fire once and die — we build research that reproduces on any run. Every finding follows responsible disclosure, and no detail goes public before the patch.
From the application layer — web and mobile — down to the Windows and Linux kernel, desktop clients, and open source code audits. No surface is off limits.
Hunting comes down to coverage, and one pair of hands only sweeps so much. N1TRO runs recon, code audit and variant analysis through an LLM-driven analysis pipeline, reaching surfaces a solo hunter would have walked past.
LLM and agent systems are the target themselves. Prompt injection, tool abuse, privilege boundary bypass. An AI product is still code, and code still breaks.
Real bounties paid out of a hunting workflow with AI in the loop. Pin a pattern once — auth proxy shapes, operation_id replay — and you mine it again and again.
Whole binaries and source trees go through the LLM pipeline to surface CVE variants. Bolt on headless decompilation and the spots we used to guess at get swept automatically.
IDOR · SSRF · auth bypass · command injection · cross-auth endpoint testing
Android / iOS · static & dynamic analysis · gRPC · API & deeplink abuse
named pipe DACL · DLL hijack · IPC abuse · local privilege escalation
driver fuzzing · IOCTL surface · token & ACL primitives · EoP
syscall audit · container runtime (runc) · namespace & mount escapes
source code audit · CVE authorship · variant analysis · responsible disclosure
The 02 AI-Driven Research section from the home page, written out at working detail: where the model sits in recon, code audit and variant analysis, where false positives get killed, and which steps stay manual.
The house format for research notes: every frontmatter field and what belongs in it, how to use code blocks, images and tables, and the redaction checklist that runs before anything is published.
How TEAM N1TRO reports the vulnerabilities it finds and when it publishes them: the disclosure window, the exceptions, and what vendors and reporters can each expect from us.
CVE-2026-25531CVE-2026-25530CVE-2026-2557CVE-2026-5117CVE-2026-54312 Collaboration, joint research and reports are always welcome.
If you want to join the team, we want to hear from you.