How I hunt for vulnerabilities with AI | ClickHouse
I'm an experienced software engineer, but I'm not a seasoned bug bounty hunter. I used GitHub Copilot in combination with Claude Opus and Gemini models to search for vulnerabilities in the ClickHouse codebase, generate hypotheses, and speed up validation.
Formats for input and output data - ClickHouse DocumentationClickhouse
DataStore accessors - ClickHouse DocumentationClickhouse
Embedded in ClickHouse - ClickHouse DocumentationClickhouse
Performance guide - ClickHouse DocumentationClickhouse
DataStore Query building - ClickHouse DocumentationClickhouse
SQL reference - ClickHouse DocumentationClickhouse
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