With access to the code, the agents follow the business logic, the authentication boundaries and the trust between services, validate every finding with a real exploit and our team reviews the report. No waiting for the yearly pentest cycle.
@merabytes reviewGitHub, GitLab or Bitbucket. Choose which repositories, services and user flows are in scope. Five minutes.
The agents index the code and ask themselves one question: what would it take for an exploit to work? Business logic, authentication boundaries, payments, trust between services.
High: IDOR · report export across organisations export.ts:114
- const doc = await reports.find(req.id) + const doc = await reports.find(req.id, ctx.org)
Every finding arrives with a working exploit and a proposed patch. If we can't prove the impact, we don't alert you.
What you see is what happens: every candidate is reproduced. Only what is truly exploited reaches the report.
The mean time between a vulnerability being published and someone exploiting it has gone from years to negative: attacks now come before disclosure. The only window left is before the code reaches production. That is where white-box pentesting works.
2.3 years → −2 h in eight years
The average vulnerability is already exploited before it is published. A yearly pentest arrives too late: the only window left is before the code ships. Sources: VulnCheck, CISA KEV.
| Week | Time to exploitation |
|---|---|
| 2018 | 840 |
| 2019 | 700 |
| 2020 | 520 |
| 2021 | 360 |
| 2022 | 180 |
| 2023 | 60 |
| 2024 | 5 |
| 2025 | 0.5 |
| 2026 | -0.08 |
Web, mobile, backend, API, CLI and native code. The agents follow exploitable behaviour through the code and the architecture instead of stopping at generic vulnerability classes.
It works as compliance evidence and as a remediation guide. Every finding carries the context to understand the impact, reproduce it and close it.
No. We start with access to the code and the architecture. That lets the agents follow the business logic, authentication boundaries and trust between services that a black-box pentest can't see.
The run takes hours. The report, with our team's review, reaches you in days, not weeks. The run log near the top of the page is a real run, shortened.
Yes. Our team reviews every finding, removes duplicates, confirms the severity and makes sure the report works for both development and audit.
Yes. The report includes an executive summary, technical evidence and remediation status, with every finding mapped to the controls of those frameworks.
The code is analysed in a sandbox isolated per customer, and any personal data that shows up during the run is redacted before any model sees it.
