Calif[verified]@calif_ioPoC
A blog post announces an AI‑generated Proof of Concept for a FreeBSD kernel remote code execution vulnerability (CVE‑2026‑4747), describing the exploit as a root‑shell capable RCE, but without reporting real‑world exploitation or available patches.
Stanislav Fort[verified]@stanislavfortDisclosure
The post announces that small, open‑weight models can detect the Mythos FreeBSD zero‑day CVE‑2026‑4747 using a nano‑analyzer harness, with no evidence of exploitation or patch.
thaidn[verified]@XorNinjaPoC
The post announces that an AI has discovered and demonstratively exploited a Full FreeBSD Remote Kernel RCE (CVE‑2026‑4747), but it provides no explicit PoC code or patch information.
Intel[verified]@intelActive Exploitation
The post announces that CVE-2026-4747, an old RCE in FreeBSD, was actively exploited by Mythos, and recommends enabling Intel CET as a mitigation.
Seyfullah KILIÇ[verified]@s3yfullahExploit
Claude.ai is claimed to have produced a functional remote RCE exploit for CVE‑2026‑4747, delivering a working Python script that grants a root shell on FreeBSD, as described in an online blog article.
Nicolas Krassas[verified]@DinosnPoC
Claude released a full remote kernel RCE proof‑of‑concept for FreeBSD (CVE‑2026‑4747) that delivers a root shell, with details available on GitHub; no evidence of active exploitation or patching is noted.
yousukezan[verified]@yousukezanExploit
The write‑up details how CVE-2026-4747 allows remote kernel‑level code execution on FreeBSD via a stack overflow in RPCSEC_GSS, includes PoC and exploit methodology, and notes a boundary‑check patch.
hacker.house[verified]@hackerfantasticExploit
A functional exploit for FreeBSD kernel CVE-2026-4747 has been coded, debugged, and made publicly available on GitHub, indicating readiness for use, but there is no evidence of current in‑the‑wild exploitation or a vendor patch.