There was a time when people told me I couldn’t do it. But I kept going. I kept building, kept learning, and kept believing in what I was trying to create even when the odds seemed against me. And today, here we are. 🏆 KinoSec, Inc. has been named The Most Innovative Company of the Year 2026 along with IBM. This is more than just an award. It’s a reminder that your starting point doesn’t define your destination, and that the doubts of others don’t have to become your limitations. Building a company is never easy. There are challenges, setbacks, and moments when you have to remind yourself why you started in the first place. But I chose to keep moving forward. Today, I’m incredibly proud of how far we’ve come, and even more excited about what’s ahead as we continue pushing the boundaries of autonomous cyber weapons. To everyone who believed in the vision and supported the journey, thank you. A lot said it couldn’t be done. We kept building. And we’re only getting started. 🚀

Tons of media, including @YahooFinance is featuring @KinoSecOfficial like crazy. They talked about how powerful our tool can be than the plain Mythos and any other autonomous pentest tools in the market because of its focus on finding realistic vulnerabilities instead of focusing on ticking the compliance checkboxes. It's getting out of hand. Don't miss your chance to discover how a real hacker would hack you!

Yesterday, the former CISO of Twitter and Head of Security of Firefox visited @KinoSecOfficial here in SF. Michael Coates showed up - genuinely curious about what we're building, generous with his time, and ready to guide a young founder through the things that only experience can teach. We talked about the full attack surface — not just software (web, API, network, cloud) but hardware too (IoT/OT, drones, robotics). The whole picture. Because every surface you don't test is a blind spot. And blind spots are what attackers live for. That's what KinoSec is building. Full context. Fully autonomous. Software and hardware. No one's done both yet. And that's the thing about the best people in cybersecurity. They don't gatekeep. They guide. When you show them a vision that covers ground no one else is covering, they lean in. Thank you, Michael. The guidance means more than you know. We're just getting started.

We just launched @KinoSecOfficial's CLI. One line of command. Full penetration test. Done. No dashboards to click through. No 47-step setup wizard. No waiting 3 weeks for a consulting firm to send you a PDF. Just: kinosec pentest --target yourdomain(.)com That's it. That's the pentest. But here's what makes this different from every other "automated security" tool out there: 1. 𝗪𝗲 𝗱𝗼𝗻'𝘁 𝗷𝘂𝘀𝘁 pentest 𝗼𝗻𝗲 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗴. Most platforms pick a lane — web apps, or network, or cloud. They test their corner and hand you a report. But here's the problem: what if the vulnerability isn't where they're looking? Your web app pentest comes back clean. Great. But the real entry point was a misconfigured network service that chains into your API layer. A web-only tool would never see it. A network-only tool would find the misconfiguration but wouldn't know what it connects to. That's the blind spot. Single-domain tools can't connect context across surfaces — because they only speak one language. KinoSec covers the full attack surface. Web. API. Cloud. Network. IoT. OT. Drones. Robotics. Not just for coverage — but because real security problems don't live in one domain. They chain across them. And if your tool can't see the full picture, it's solving the wrong problem. 2. 𝗪𝗲 𝗱𝗼𝗻'𝘁 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗸 𝗹𝗶𝗸𝗲 𝗮 𝘀𝗰𝗮𝗻𝗻𝗲𝗿. 𝗪𝗲 𝘁𝗵𝗶𝗻𝗸 𝗹𝗶𝗸𝗲 𝗮 𝗵𝗮𝗰𝗸𝗲𝗿. Our architecture models why a hacker would chain certain exploits together — not just what CVEs exist. It understands business context, prioritizes like a senior pentester would, and finds paths that signature-based tools miss entirely. One command. Every surface. Human reasoning. That's the standard we're setting. Try it → kinosec.ai

We're building something for hackers who want to fight back. Not a course. Not a certification. A weapon. AI-powered attacks are hitting companies every single day. Most don't even know it happened. The people who can stop it are out there — they just don't have the right tool yet. That's what we've been building. If you're a hacker who gives a damn about what's coming — stay tuned for what's coming in the next few days.

Super excited with this massive video launch for @KinoSecOfficial !

We accidentally created a SkyNet-level threat in our @KinoSecOfficial lab. We pushed a major update to our autonomous pentesting engine - and it started doing things we didn't expect. Chaining attack paths, finding vulnerabilities across the full external attack surface, improvising exploit sequences that even hundreds of hackers in the community didn't anticipate. It might be 10x more dangerous than a Mythos-level threat. So our advisors told us: don't do a public launch for this version. Release it only to organizations that will use this power responsibly and not to accelerate AI Doomsday. We're calling this: "Project: Anti-SkyNet" A controlled access program to defend the world against the growing threat of swarm of AI hacker agents. The following organizations can apply: → Defense and government agencies of allied nations of US → Enterprises dealing with national-level cyber threats → Security teams responsible for protecting critical infrastructure We're accepting a limited number of organizations into the first cohort. Apply now by emailing your intent of use to: [email protected] The AI hackers are already here. We built one. Now we're using it to protect you. Credits to @Scobleizer Scoble for the video mention!