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Proof, Not Suspicion
Why Zen refuses to report a vulnerability until an agent has exploited it against the running target.
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Autonomous pentesting that discovers, exploits and remediates vulnerabilities in running code.

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Every alert is reproduced, scored and routed by a specialist agent before a human ever reads it. Nothing is reported until it has been exploited against the live target.
Fast checks for obvious vulnerabilities. Built for every pull request and rapid smoke tests.
Balanced, source-aware testing for routine reviews and pre-release validation.
The default. Broad triage with semgrep, AST search, secrets and supply-chain checks, then systematic exploit validation.

A fleet of specialists partitions the target and scales across it.
Every defect is confirmed by actually exploiting it.
Generated patches and audit-ready reports.
Live agent graph, findings and coverage in your terminal.

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Runs on 100+ providers through LiteLLM — cloud or fully local.

IDOR, privilege escalation, authorization bypass
SQL & NoSQL, OS command injection, SSTI
SSRF, RCE, insecure deserialization, XXE
Stored, reflected & DOM XSS, prototype pollution, CSRF
Workflow bypass, payment manipulation, race conditions
Session fixation, JWT attacks, credential stuffing
Misconfiguration and exposed services
Mass assignment, broken auth, rate-limit bypass

Recon, exploitation and post-exploitation each assigned to a specialist agent that shares discoveries and chains vulnerabilities like a red team.
Nothing is reported until it has been reproduced. Every finding ships with a proof-of-concept that runs against the live target.
Caido proxy, instrumented browser, interactive shell, Python exploit runtime, Nuclei and ffuf, all in one sandboxed runtime.
Generated patches plus SARIF, STRIDE-mapped and PDF assessment documents formatted for audit.


Agents operate inside an isolated container image with Caido, an instrumented browser, Nuclei, ffuf and a Python exploit runtime pre-installed. Run artifacts land on disk as the assessment proceeds.
Agent tooling
3
Scan modes
100+
LLM providers

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Why Zen refuses to report a vulnerability until an agent has exploited it against the running target.
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How specialised agents partition a target, share discoveries and chain vulnerabilities the way a red team does.
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Running quick-mode assessments on every pull request so exploitable code never reaches production.
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Status
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