Red · autonomous red teaming
Find and prove exploitable vulnerabilities before attackers do.
Red boots a production-shaped copy of the repository’s real target—Docker services, a VM, a kernel tree, a hypervisor, or embedded firmware—inside an isolated, resettable environment.
Frontier security harnesses map the live attack surface, form exploit hypotheses, and test them against the running system. A finding only counts when the harness reproduces impact and captures proof.
Security receives a replayable exploit bundle with requests, traces, state changes, and the exact target snapshot. Engineering receives the evidence needed to patch the flaw and turn the exploit into a regression test.
A day in Red
A red-team campaign, from attack surface to proof.
The booted target, active harnesses, exploit attempts, proven findings, and replay bundles stay attached to the repository.
| Harness | Objective | Attempts | Result | Proof |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Firmware trust chain | Bypass OTA signature policy | 19 | proven | replay bundle |
| API authorization | Read cross-tenant telemetry | 31 | proven | HTTP transcript |
| Network boundary | Pivot from diagnostics service | 24 | blocked | packet trace |
| Memory safety | Corrupt parser with CAN frames | 42 | no impact | sanitizer logs |
| Device secrets | Extract update signing material | 12 | investigating | snapshot diff |
Boot the target. Make every finding prove itself.
Connect a repository and define the first isolated red-team campaign.