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Nebula · Full-Spectrum Black-Box Testing

AI PENETRATION TESTING

Nebula works like a senior penetration tester — it attacks from the outside in with zero prior knowledge, across your entire stack, and proves every finding with a working exploit. Continuously.

Full-Spectrum Coverage

One engine across every surface — not a single-purpose scanner.

Web Applications

SPAs, server-rendered apps, and legacy portals — authenticated and unauthenticated, including multi-step business-logic flows.

Mobile Apps

iOS and Android — static and dynamic analysis, traffic interception, insecure storage, and the backend APIs they call.

APIs

REST, GraphQL, and gRPC — broken object-level authorization (BOLA/IDOR), mass assignment, introspection abuse, and rate-limit bypass.

Cloud (AWS / Azure / GCP)

IAM misconfiguration, exposed metadata, over-permissive roles, public buckets, and SSRF-to-credential pivots.

Kubernetes & Containers

RBAC flaws, exposed dashboards, container escape paths, secrets in manifests, and supply-chain weaknesses.

Active Directory

Kerberoasting, AS-REP roasting, ACL abuse, delegation attacks, and lateral movement to Domain Admin.

Internal Networks

Post-foothold lateral movement, privilege escalation, segmentation testing, and pivoting across trust boundaries.

Infrastructure

External and internal hosts, all 65,535 ports, exposed services, default credentials, and unpatched CVEs.

Vulnerability Classes

Beyond CVEs — including the business-logic and chained attacks scanners miss.

OWASP Top 10Business-logic flawsIDOR / BOLASSRFSSTIJWT attacksGraphQL abuseRace conditions (TOCTOU)Insecure deserializationAuth & MFA bypassPrivilege escalationCloud misconfigurationKubernetes escapesKerberoastingXXECommand & SQL injectionPrototype pollutionSecrets & key exposureCORS misconfigurationOpen redirectOAuth / SSO abuseExploit chaining

How Nebula Attacks

A full kill chain, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK.

1

Black-Box Reconnaissance

Recon · Resource Development

Starts with zero knowledge — discovers subdomains, technologies, endpoints, and entry points exactly as an external attacker would. No source code, no inside information.

2

Enumeration & Initial Access

Initial Access · Execution

Maps the full attack surface, then selects the right specialist from a swarm of agents and executes in a full Kali Linux sandbox (Burp, nuclei, ffuf, sqlmap, nmap, Metasploit).

3

Exploitation & Privilege Escalation

Privilege Escalation · Credential Access

Proves each vulnerability with a real, non-destructive exploit in the sandbox — then escalates: steals sessions, cracks tokens, abuses trust to gain higher access.

4

Lateral Movement & Chaining

Lateral Movement · Collection

Chains findings into real attack paths — XSS→session theft→takeover, SSRF→cloud metadata→credentials→RCE — demonstrating true business impact, not isolated "lows".

5

Real-Time Reporting & Re-Test

Reporting · Verification

Reports critical findings immediately via Slack or email — like a teammate, not a 6-week engagement — with a working PoC, remediation, and an automatic re-test once you fix it.

Real Tools, Real Exploitation

Industry-standard offensive tooling, run in an isolated Kali sandbox that self-destructs after each engagement.

Kali LinuxBurp SuitenucleisqlmapffufnmapMetasploitOWASP ZAPgobusterBloodHoundtrivysemgrepgitleakscustom exploits

Why Nebula Is Different

A Swarm of Specialists

Each agent is a specialist — XSS, SQLi, SSRF, JWT, GraphQL, cloud, AD — coordinated by one reasoning engine that chains their findings.

Continuous, Not Once a Year

No scoping calls, no waiting. It hunts across your attack surface continuously and re-tests the moment new surface appears.

Proof, Not Noise

Every finding ships with a working exploit and is cross-examined to rule out false positives — so your team fixes what is real.

Compliance-Ready Reports

Every finding mapped to the frameworks your auditors and board expect.

OWASP Top 10PCI-DSS 4.0SOC 2HIPAAISO 27001NIST CSF

Deploy Nebula Against Your Attack Surface

Zero knowledge, outside-in, across your whole stack — continuous, with real-time Slack and email reporting and a working exploit for every finding.