An offensive security consultant for over ten years, Thibaud founded Flawfence to make continuous pentesting accessible to SMEs and mid-sized companies: an algorithmic engine that maps the exposed perimeter and detects flaws, then an AI pentest agent that attempts exploitation and keeps the proof.
He writes the blog’s analyses: the WordPress exploitation chains (wp2shell, xss2shell, CVE-2026-87902), the GitLab and Proxmox flaws, the attack on Danfoss refrigeration controllers, and the long-form articles on AI pentesting, external attack surface and NIS2 and ISO 27001 compliance. Every vulnerability article ships with a non-destructive detection test the reader can replay.
The Flawfence engine and agent run on YesWeHack bug bounty programmes, where a flaw only counts if the targeted company validates it. The results are public on the trackflaw hunter profile.