Outside-in
Test applications, APIs and exposed services from the attacker-reachable surface — scoped to the approved engagement.
USE CASE / PRODUCT SECURITY
Find the exploitable path in your product, not just another alert.
Product security teams already have findings from SAST, SCA, DAST and ASPM. The scarce output is proof that a specific weakness, in this environment, under these controls, produces real business impact. 0day Factory investigates the relationships across code, identity, infrastructure and controls to answer: can this actually be exploited here?
A list of weaknesses is not a list of attacks.
Scanners see their slice — code, cloud state, permissions, requests, endpoints. The attacker sees the seams between them. An authorization flaw that looks low-risk alone can depend on a broad service identity, a WAF exception, an internal route or a trusted tenant identifier.
The unit of truth is the attack path, not the individual finding.
Every finding is an evidence trail.
HYPOTHESIS
PATH
SAFE VALIDATION
EVIDENCE
ROOT CAUSE
OWNER
FIX
RE-TEST
ATTACKER OUTCOME · EXACT PATH · CONTROLS CROSSED/BYPASSED/MISSING · FAILED ASSUMPTION · PROOF · ENGINEERING FIX
Full-system context, inside-out and outside-in.
Inside-out
Use approved source, architecture, identity and controls to investigate weaknesses surface-only testing misses.
Re-test
When a fix lands, re-run the exact hypothesis and prove the path is closed — not just that a ticket was marked done.
Questions, answered.
Does this replace my scanners?
No. It sits on top of them. Scanners generate candidate weaknesses cheaply; 0day Factory investigates which of them form a real, exploitable path in your environment and proves it with evidence.
Is execution safe for production?
Execution is customer-controlled and scoped. You define targets, prohibited actions, data-access limits and approval boundaries. Validation is designed to be safe and evidence-producing, not destructive.
Prove which weaknesses can actually become attacks.
Request access and see a de-identified investigation: hypothesis, path, safe validation, evidence and re-test.