Veria Labs · Jul 2026
Veria says its agent found a full proof forgery in Jolt, a16z's zkVM, and published the exploit write-up.
Continuous AI pentesting that finds and fixes vulnerabilities
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Updated Jul 29, 2026
Veria Labs is a Y Combinator-backed San Francisco security startup building Veria AI, an autonomous pentester that continuously maps attack surfaces, proves real exploits, and drafts fixes for high-stakes software teams.
Primary product
Veria AI
Founded
2025
Headquarters
San Francisco, California, United States
Team size
1-10
Industry
Computer and Network Security
Sub-industry
Automated offensive security / AI pentesting
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Small, elite, hacker-founded team with a strong competitive-CTF / offensive-security culture; research-heavy, technically aggressive, and focused on continuous security testing.
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No public salary bands were found. Public hiring language emphasizes elite offensive security engineers and direct outreach/book-a-call style recruiting rather than a published compensation table.
Pricing
Subscription-based SaaS; pricing is not publicly disclosed.
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Technology
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Estimated revenue
≈$374K-$758K (StartupHub.ai estimate, 2026-06-28)
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3.1K
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Veria Labs · Jul 2026
Veria says its agent found a full proof forgery in Jolt, a16z's zkVM, and published the exploit write-up.
Veria Labs · Jul 2026
Technical follow-up explaining the cryptographic weakness behind the Jolt exploit and the missing Dory commitments.
Veria Labs · Jun 2026
Describes an arbitrary proof forgery in Aleo and says the bounty was $65,000.
Veria Labs · May 2026
Reports a sandbox escape in Pydantic's Monty and a $5,000 bounty.
Veria Labs · Apr 2026
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