Orchestrated Exploration.
A coordinator provides ongoing orchestration and a decision engine. It debriefs agents and prioritizes.
Autonomous. Continuous. Proven.
Invisibily extends your team with autonomous agents that discover, chain and exploit vulnerabilities across your attack surface — and prove every finding with a working, replayable exploit. No scheduling. No waiting for the next pentest window. Point it at a target and it goes.
A coordinator provides ongoing orchestration and a decision engine. It debriefs agents and prioritizes.
Autonomous agents are short-lived, focused attack workers, retired after each mission to avoid bias.
An extensive offensive toolkit: industry-standard and custom tools, a steerable headless browser.
Validators verify that the exploits are reproducible, minimizing false positives.
Verified findings, clear evidence, developer-ready remediation, and reporting your board and auditors accept.
Run continuously in the background and on every commit via a lightweight CI binary. New code is tested before it ships.
Invisibily runs the entire pentest autonomously and continuously — from the context you give it to a confirmed, working exploit, every time your applications change.
Point Invisibily at a target and hand it whatever context you have: docs, credentials, API specs, architecture notes. The more you give it, the deeper it goes.
Invisibily builds a live map of your attack surface: applications, endpoints, parameters, auth flows.
A coordinator decides what to test, where, and in what order, then directs the effort across the fleet.
Agents attack in parallel. They reason through and chain vulnerabilities with an extensive offensive toolkit to reach the non-obvious paths scanners never find. This is exploitation, not pattern-matching.
Independent validators confirm exploitability, eliminating false positives that can result from AI hallucinations.
Every finding is a complete, reproducible trace: the chained attack path, the working exploit, and a full log of every decision and tactic the agents took. Nothing is hidden behind a severity score. You see the whole kill chain.
Based on the target profile, we're dealing with a web application that involves a captcha and a potential padding oracle. First step: explore the app and understand its structure.
$ curl -i https://target.example/HTTP/1.1 200 OKSet-Cookie: captcha=N6Y/7JROLbkAFB2oEjiqqpFL29c...$ python oracle.py --decrypt[+] block 0 decrypted: b"valid_captcha"[+] forging cookie for /users/create[+] response 302 → session issuedSAST sees the code, DAST sees the live app, a pentest confirms manually. Invisibily executes the exploit against the running app, has an independent oracle verify the impact, and re-runs to check the chain can't reproduce.
Point Invisibily at one real target. Get back working exploits — with the whole kill chain.