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A penetration test your client can read and understand: web applications, APIs, mobile apps, cloud and infrastructure, with a person validating every finding.
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ExploitFinder combines penetration tests run by people with AI-assisted analysis. Every finding comes with the steps to reproduce it, every test starts from an authorised scope, and nothing leaves without human review.
the products
A penetration test your client can read and understand: web applications, APIs, mobile apps, cloud and infrastructure, with a person validating every finding.
Don't take our word for it, measure it. We take one application, verify it and compare it with the scanner you already use: you see what it adds, or what it confirms.
Several engines working in one sequence of reconnaissance, scanning, tests and reporting. Passive or full profile, your choice: fewer tools to run by hand, more efficient results.
A modular framework that reasons like a tester: it plans the checks, coordinates the tools and leaves the final decision to a person. We tell you how it really is, not how we would like it to be.
When a vulnerability is published, you know quickly whether it affects you. Search across ExploitDB, CVE and GitHub signals, with the context to decide what to fix first.
how the scanner works
The verified domain is mapped: HTTP headers, SSL, technologies and subdomains, passively. In the full profile, ports and services are added with Nmap.
A state-graph crawler maps pages, forms and flows. In single-page applications a real browser looks for hidden endpoints and DOM XSS. FFUF looks for directories and files.
OWASP ZAP analyses the web application and Nuclei applies its templates: misconfigurations, exposures and vulnerabilities with known CVEs.
In the full profile, SQLMap, XSStrike, Commix and SSRFmap check the most dangerous vulnerability classes. Access-control checks (IDOR/BOLA) compare the responses of several test accounts.
One list of findings, with severity, evidence and the steps to reproduce them. Export to PDF or HTML, with references to ISO 27001, SOC 2, GDPR, NIST, HIPAA and OWASP Top 10.
engines
| Tool | What it does in the scanner |
|---|---|
| Nmap | Open ports, services and exposed versions (full profile) |
| OWASP ZAP | Dynamic analysis of the web application (DAST) |
| Nuclei | Templates for misconfigurations, exposures and known CVEs |
| FFUF | Search for hidden directories and files |
| SQLMap | SQL injection checks (full profile) |
| XSStrike | XSS checks (full profile) |
| Commix | Command injection checks (full profile) |
| SSRFmap | SSRF checks (full profile) |
the AI assistant
Compares the responses of several test accounts, at least two, and establishes the owner of each object. It accepts sessions with cookies, tokens or form logins.
Maps the states, roles and flows of the application. Each rule, meaning who can do what and in which order, becomes a written hypothesis, then it is tested.
Looks for flaws not yet known in the code and binaries the client provides, with coordinated disclosure. It does not work on third-party systems.
Ranks every finding by business impact and exploitability. Serious findings pass through a person before the report.
the value
Every vulnerability comes with the steps to repeat it. If it does not reproduce, it does not enter the report as confirmed: no alarms that do not hold up.
Findings are ordered by technical risk, exploitability and impact. Unverified hypotheses stay separate, so the team knows where to start.
The domain is verified before every check. A hypothesis outside the scope is discarded and logged, never run. No surprises for your client.
An executive summary for decision-makers, with risk and priority, and technical detail for the engineers who fix it, with the remediation plan.
our word
transparency
| Part | Status |
|---|---|
| Penetration testing with human review | available |
| AI assistant on IDOR, BOLA and business logic | in development |
| New vulnerabilities in the client's code | on quote |
| Action log with chain of custody | prototype |
| Scope control and domain verification | prototype |
| Emergency stop for the whole scope | to complete before the first service |
| Public benchmark on test applications | in preparation |
| Client portal to follow the tests | roadmap |
objections
No, and we say it first. It requires the written authorisation of the system owner: the test starts only after domain verification and signing of the statement.
No, it makes the work more efficient. AI organises the checks and the repetitive work; a person approves the scope, validates the findings and writes the report.
You don't have to. The scanner stays in the workflow, but it is no longer the result: it finds what it knows, while the test reasons about roles, flows and business logic. The pilot shows you the difference on your own application.
With a written request. The scope is defined and signed before any check, and the written quote arrives within 24 working hours.
Request a written quote within 24 working hours. No domain is touched before verification and signing.