We had an exciting week at Krait. We were proud to be the Platinum Sponsor of HackerOne Bug Hunt 2026, an exciting day packed with knowledge sharing, live bug hunting, and meaningful conversations with some of the brightest minds in cybersecurity.
The Bug Bounty Community of Bangladesh organizes the annual BugHunt, which is the country's most impactful security gathering. The event brings together ethical hackers, security researchers, engineers, and product builders under one roof to collaborate on real-world vulnerability discovery and responsible disclosure.
Keynote Presentation
Fabiha Haider, our Machine Learning Engineer, presented the work behind Krait's Deep Scan engine and API Call Graph generation in an insightful talk, showcasing how we use intelligent analysis to uncover Broken Access Control and Business Logic flaws that traditional scanning often misses. This was one of the highlights of the entire day and sparked interesting conversations about how proper use of AI can help build secure products and assist developers in identifying vulnerable code.
The opportunity to engage with ethical hackers and security researchers was a key highlight of the event. Their insights, rooted in hands-on testing and real-world attack scenarios, will help us evolve Krait. These exchanges allow us to stay focused on solving real security problems faced in production environments, not just theoretical risks.
Huge thanks to HackerOne, the organizers, and everyone who participated. Looking forward to building a more secure digital ecosystem.