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Teatime Lab Security Research

We find bugs that slip past scanners and audits.

Teatime Lab is a security research group. We build an AI agent for automated vulnerability discovery across binary analysis, penetration testing, and blockchain systems.

Our agent has uncovered security issues in the Linux kernel, Chrome V8, and core internet infrastructure.

What we do

Services

AI Agent Code Audits

SaaS

Our proprietary AI Agent reasons over source and binaries to surface memory-safety, logic, and access-control flaws at the scale of a whole codebase — in hours, not months.

Binary Security

Manual

Reverse engineering, exploit development, and low-level review of kernels, hypervisors, firmware, and closed-source components.

Penetration Testing

Manual

Application, network, and infrastructure pentesting led by researchers who have shipped real-world exploits.

Blockchain Security

Manual

Smart-contract audits, protocol-level review, and bridge / node client assessments across EVM and non-EVM ecosystems.

Vulnerability findings

Research

A selection of vulnerabilities discovered by our AI Agent and research team. CVE identifiers will be published here once coordinated disclosure with upstream vendors is complete.

Project Description Type ID
maddy (foxcpp/maddy) LDAP filter injection via unsanitized username in auth.ldap enables identity spoofing, directory enumeration, and blind attribute extraction over SMTP/IMAP authentication LDAP Injection CVE-2026-40193
Linux kernel epoll: Use-after-free during concurrent epoll_wait and close leads to privilege escalation via arbitrary kernel read/write Use-After-Free Pending
Linux kernel [REDACTED]: Out-of-bounds read in protocol header parsing, present since [REDACTED], leads to kernel heap information disclosure Out of Bounds Pending
Linux kernel [REDACTED]: Use-after-free due to refcount imbalance leads to privilege escalation Use-After-Free Pending
Linux kernel [REDACTED]: Use before initialization of stack variable leads to arbitrary write primitive Use Before Initialization Pending
Linux kernel [REDACTED]: Double free leads to privilege escalation via page reuse primitive Double Free Pending

Descriptions marked [REDACTED] are embargoed pending vendor coordination.

Work with us

Reach out for engagement inquiries, AI Agent access, or coordinated vulnerability disclosure. We respond within two business days.

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