Pentesting & Recon

Run passive recon on subdomains, SSL certificates, WHOIS and DNS records

Red team LLMs with jailbreak prompt techniques and compare their guardrails

Find which platforms use a username across more than 400 websites

Run authorized web penetration tests with recon, proof-based exploits and reports

Probe login flows for redirect leaks, missing CSRF, weak cookies and OAuth flaws

Pentest REST, GraphQL and gRPC APIs for BOLA, auth flaws and OWASP API risks

Run managed Strix pentests of web apps, APIs and repos from the strix cloud CLI

Test an app against each OWASP Top 10 category with autonomous exploit attempts

Pentest apps, APIs, repos and domains with Strix, proving bugs with real exploits

Black-box pentest a live URL or staging app, proving each bug with a working exploit

Plan authorized multi-stage attack paths from recon through to impact assessment

Check a security case package for scope, evidence traceability and hash integrity

Trace AD CS certificate template abuse paths in sandboxed CTF challenges

Analyze agent tool flows, mounted secrets and deployment drift in CTF challenges

Inspect browser storage, cookies and service workers in sandboxed CTF tasks

Trace cloud metadata access and role assumption paths in CTF challenges

Analyze live container runtime drift, sidecars and mounted secrets in CTFs

Decrypt DPAPI blobs and browser vault secrets in sandboxed CTF challenges

Trace file upload, archive and parser chains for exploitable paths in CTFs

Compare GraphQL and RPC contracts for hidden operations and handler mismatches

Trace Kerberos tickets, OAuth tokens and Windows credential material in CTFs

Trace Kerberos delegation, RBCD and S4U trust paths in sandboxed CTFs

Verify container isolation boundaries and kernel escape primitives in CTFs

Trace Linux credential artifacts and host-to-host pivot chains in CTF labs

Recover LSASS-held tickets and credentials for replay in sandboxed CTFs

Trace mailbox rules and OAuth consent side effects in CTF mail challenges

Test prompt injection, retrieval poisoning and tool-boundary abuse in CTF agents

Trace queue payloads and worker-only config drift to side effects in CTFs

Reproduce race conditions and state drift that produce exploitable effects

Trace forced-auth coercion and NTLM relay chains to privilege in CTF labs

Work out which host or container serves a route through proxies and vhosts

Trace SSRF reachability to metadata endpoints and token-based privilege pivots

Follow real browser requests to map hidden routes and auth flows in web CTFs

Inspect WebSocket and SSE handshakes and frame-driven effects in CTF apps

Trace WinRM, SMB and RDP pivot chains with replayable Kerberos material

Route CTF, AWD and range challenges to the right specialist workflow

Start CTF and security challenges here and route each to the right workflow

Assess PostgreSQL, MySQL, MongoDB and Redis for exposure and misconfigurations

Reverse EDR and AV hooks to plan red team bypass techniques for authorized tests

Take router and IoT firmware through extraction, emulation and exploit testing

Find UART and JTAG debug interfaces and review embedded secure boot in hardware tests

Assess industrial control systems and PLC exposure with safe passive-first methods

Trace security patches back to the bug and write proof-of-concept checks

Run recon, port and web scanning, fuzzing and cracking tools for authorized pentests

Turn a binary and bug into a reliable exploit across stack, heap and kernel targets

Identify radio signals and study wireless replay feasibility in shielded labs

Route reverse engineering, pentest and malware tasks to the right specialist skill

Run a bug bounty workflow from recon to report with attack playbooks and payloads

Test desktop client apps for local storage, update, IPC and trust boundary flaws