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New platform capability: Automate retesting using AI-generated Nuclei templates

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Bugcrowd now auto-converts triaged vulnerability reports into AI-generated Nuclei templates, letting teams retest known issues in internal scanners and prevent reintroduction of fixed flaws.
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