Crime Stoppers International, in partnership with Fortinet, launched the CyberCrime Bounty Program to incentivize public reporting of information about cybercriminal actors and groups under active investigation, not software vulnerabilities. The program offers financial rewards for intelligence leading to arrests or material law enforcement outcomes, addressing the gap where fewer than 1% of cybercrimes result in prosecution. Operation Silent Vector is the first initiative, targeting specific cybercriminal actors through a secure, anonymous submission platform.
Ablation is a reverse engineering framework providing disassembly, decompilation, and binary analysis capabilities comparable to industry tools like Ghidra and IDA Pro. Integrated with an LLM, it enables autonomous reverse engineering with features including semantic search, version diffing, multi-architecture support, and rapid binary loading, making reverse engineering more accessible and efficient.
Ablation is an autonomous reverse engineering framework that uses Claude to analyze firmware and discover vulnerabilities faster and cheaper than traditional tools like Ghidra, IDA Pro, and Binary Ninja. It has been used to find vulnerabilities in production firmware from major vendors including Fortinet and Cisco, and is available as open source software.