AI Pentesting
BetaRun autonomous security tests against authorized web applications and infrastructure.
OpenHack runs autonomous offensive security tests against targets you are authorized to assess. The agent gathers application context, maps reachable surfaces, and tests specific exploit hypotheses instead of stopping at a list of scanner alerts.
The result is a record of what was tested and evidence for issues the agent was able to demonstrate. AI Pentesting is currently in beta.
How it works
- 01
Define the target
Set the authorized application or environment, the testing scope, and any access information required for the assessment.
- 02
Map the attack surface
Identify reachable routes, authentication flows, roles, data paths, and other exposed application behavior.
- 03
Test exploit hypotheses
Run controlled tests against the target and adapt the next step based on observed application behavior.
- 04
Capture evidence
Document demonstrated issues with the requests, responses, prerequisites, and impact needed for review.
What it covers
Authentication and sessions
Assess login, session handling, account state, and authentication boundaries for bypasses or unintended behavior.
Authorization
Test whether users can reach data or actions outside their assigned role or ownership boundary.
Application inputs
Exercise exposed parameters, forms, APIs, and state changes with tests based on the target's observed behavior.
Multi-step workflows
Evaluate business processes where an issue depends on a sequence of actions rather than a single request.
What you get
- A record of the tested scope and attack surface
- Evidence for demonstrated vulnerabilities
- Requests, responses, and reproduction steps
- Impact context and remediation guidance
Get started
AI Pentesting is in beta. Request access to discuss the target, authorization, and testing scope with the OpenHack team.