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Agentic AI and Claude Code for bug bounty, low signal and ban risk

April 6, 2026r/bugbounty, r/AskNetsec

In r/bugbounty and r/AskNetsec, hunters debate using agentic AI and Claude Code for autonomous recon and reporting, with repeated warnings that LLM output is often wrong, duplicative, and can get accounts banned if submitted blindly.

You're finding bugs using agentic AI?
How are you running claude in autonomous mode?
Anyone using Claude Code for bug bounty? Honest experience from a first-year cyber student.
Submitting reports like so often from AI if you don't know what you're doing it's a really bad idea. It's a quick way to get banned.
No offense, but AI is terrible for bug bounty. I’ve tested all the popular models, and the results are catastrophic or they produce nothing at all
r/bugbounty
r/AskNetsec
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