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Attack your apps before attackers do.

AI-powered penetration testing for web applications and REST & GraphQL APIs. Every material finding is verified before it reaches your team.

AR / STRIKER · api.example.com

# replay order lookup as user_b

GET /api/v2/orders/1042 HTTP/1.1

Authorization: Bearer ••••user_b

HTTP/1.1 200 OK

{ "owner": "user_a", "total": 249.00 }

FINDING / IDORBroken object-level authorization● VERIFIED

Vulnerability classes

What gets tested.

Agent Red tests the classes that lead to real compromise, across every route and endpoint in scope.

  1. 01Broken access control

    Horizontal and vertical privilege checks across roles, tenants, and object IDs.

  2. 02Injection

    SQL, command, and template injection through every parameter that reaches a sink.

  3. 03Cross-site scripting

    Reflected, stored, and DOM-based XSS, confirmed in a real browser context.

  4. 04SSRF

    Server-side requests pushed toward internal services and cloud metadata endpoints.

  5. 05Auth & sessions

    Login, reset, token, and session flows tested for bypass and fixation.

  6. 06Business logic

    Workflows abused out of order, replayed, or with values they never expected.

  7. 07Prompt injectionNew

    LLM features attacked directly, then followed into the code and data around them.

Attack paths

Follow the path, not the checklist.

Single findings rarely tell the whole story. Agent Red chains them the way an attacker would.

  1. EntryPrompt injection

    A crafted message steers the support assistant.

  2. PivotPath traversal

    The assistant’s file tool reads outside its directory.

  3. EscalateSecrets exposure

    Configuration files leak service credentials.

  4. ImpactStored XSS

    Attacker content persists into other users’ sessions.

Illustrative chain built from the vulnerability classes Agent Red found in the ALAF case study.

Questions

Web & API testing, answered.

Do you test authenticated areas?

Yes. With credentials or test accounts you provide, Agent Red tests flows behind login, across the roles you put in scope.

Is testing intrusive?

Intrusive actions require approval. Your security team sets the rules of engagement and exclusions before any testing starts.

Do you test GraphQL?

Yes. REST and GraphQL APIs are both in scope, including schema analysis and the business logic behind each operation.

Can you test LLM features?

Yes. Prompt injection is tested as part of the wider application, so risk is followed into the code and data around the model.

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