1 · Context
Profile the target and gather approved context: software, identity, infrastructure, controls, org policy and prior findings.
HOW IT WORKS
0day Factory runs a disciplined investigation: it gathers approved context, proposes falsifiable attack hypotheses, tests them with execution you control, keeps only what it can prove, and re-tests after the fix.
Profile the target and gather approved context: software, identity, infrastructure, controls, org policy and prior findings.
Rank where attack paths are most likely and mint falsifiable hypotheses — each with an exact scope.
Test outside-in and inside-out, within approved scope, using execution the customer controls.
Adversarially try to refute each candidate; safely confirm the ones that survive.
Capture the path, controls crossed or missing, the failed assumption, and a reproducible proof.
After the fix, re-run the original hypothesis and prove the path is closed.
Outside-in tests applications, APIs, services and exposed infrastructure from the attacker-reachable surface. Inside-out uses approved internal context to investigate weaknesses surface-only testing can miss.
They are not two products. They converge into one attack graph and one evidence trail.
The system is built to avoid false confidence. Candidates are adversarially refuted before they become findings, and every finding cites a real path with evidence.
When a wave comes back empty, it is demonstrably empty — not silently empty.
You do. Customer-controlled workers run scoped tasks near approved targets under your authorization, with evidence and audit. This execution layer is in Private Preview.
Multi-lens adversarial refutation drops candidates that any lens can disprove, and surviving candidates are validated with evidence. Severity without proof is not a finding.
Request access and see a de-identified investigation: hypothesis, path, safe validation, evidence and re-test.