It goes after you the way a real attacker would.
Not a checklist. It probes, follows whatever works, and strings small weaknesses together until it has a way in worth telling you about.
Four steps. You do the first one.
Everything after the handover happens without you, and you can watch all of it.
You point it somewhere
Name something you own and who signs off on testing it. That is the whole setup.
It goes looking
It maps what is actually there, including the things your inventory forgot about.
It proves each one
Nothing reaches you until it has been reproduced. No maybes to chase down.
It remembers
Next week it starts from everything it already knows, so it goes deeper instead of starting over.
Step four is the one nobody else does. A consultancy hands you a report and forgets your estate. This gets sharper every time it runs.
You can watch every move it makes.
Including the moves it refused. When something would have damaged data, it stops and writes down why.
HOW WE KEEP IT SAFEIt builds a picture of your estate and keeps it.
Click anything below to see how one weakness connects to the rest. This is why the sixth run finds more than the first.
14 of 14 nodes in view · 225 findings retained
An anonymous request to the deprecated but live v2 prefix returns every account object, including balances and ownership. The authentication enforced on v1 was never backported.
Decommission the legacy surface, or apply the same authentication and object level authorization as v1 in central middleware.
Pick one asset. See what we find.
You will have proven findings before your next standup, and a full record of everything we looked at.