Microsoft unveils MDASH, its AI agent-driven security platform — and it's already spotted a host of new…
- Microsoft unveiled MDASH, an AI‑powered vulnerability discovery platform orchestrating 100+ agents
- MDASH found 16 new Windows flaws, including four critical RCEs (CVE‑2026‑33827 in tcpip.sys and CVE‑2026‑33824 in IKEv2) patched in May updates
- Platform showed high accuracy with zero false positives in testing, now used internally and in private preview
Microsoft has announced MDASH, its newest AI-powered cybersecurity platform, which has reportedly already helped it discover 16 previously unknown vulnerabilities in different Windows components, including two critical-severity remote code execution vulnerabilities.
Built by Microsoft’s Autonomous Code Security Team and the Windows Attack Research and Protection group, MDASH is short for Multi-Model Agentic Scanning Harness and works by orchestrating more than 100 specialized AI agents.
The 16 vulnerabilities MDASH recently spotted were discovered in the Windows TCP/IP stack, the IKEEXT IPsec service, HTTP.sys, Netlogon, DNS resolution, and the Telnet client. Ten were kernel-mode, and six user-mode. Theoretical threat actors could have reached...
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