Tencent Xuanwu Lab's LLM-based discovery engine, with direct public credits across cryptography, Vault, PostgreSQL, Windows, Linux, and FreeBSD.
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Indexed entries
9
CVE IDs tracked
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Critical/high entries
88%
Evidence index
What it is
Atuin is an automated vulnerability discovery engine from Tencent Xuanwu Lab.
Tencent’s public write-up describes Atuin as based on large language model
technology and says it has found vulnerabilities across important open-source
software.
What is verified
The current Bugflation ledger counts nine public CVEs where Atuin is named by
project, vendor, Linux CNA, or advisory records:
CVE-2026-23967 in sm-crypto.
CVE-2026-5807 in HashiCorp Vault.
CVE-2026-6475 in PostgreSQL.
CVE-2026-26168 in Windows AFD Winsock.
CVE-2025-40345, CVE-2025-68352, and CVE-2025-68797 in Linux drivers.
CVE-2026-49420 in FreeBSD libalias, independently reported by several
research teams.
CVE-2026-43760, an Apple Screen Sharing access-control issue jointly credited
to Atuin and BynarIO.
The Atuin gnark write-up also describes CVE-2025-57801, but that item is not
included in the initial Bugflation Atuin count until the final public advisory
chain is reviewed in the same pass.
Why it matters
Atuin broadens the ledger beyond US frontier-model labs and security startups.
The public evidence shows an LLM-based vulnerability discovery engine earning
credits from major infrastructure projects and cryptographic libraries.