Offensive security · AI agents

An AI pentester that proves what it finds.

Autonomous agents explore a target you own, exploit real weaknesses, and prove each one with a working PoC. No false positives.

Authorized targets only. Every run is scope-gated in code before a single request leaves the box.

Most AI security tools flood you with findings you can't trust.

A confident report that turns out to be a search box mistaken for SQL injection is worse than no report. Striker is built the other way around: nothing is called a vulnerability until it has been reproduced and proven.

01

Proven, not guessed

Every finding carries a negative control, a reproduction, and evidence attributing it to the actual vulnerability class. A stable signal is not enough.

02

Bounded by design

You set a hard dollar and turn budget per run. The loop degrades gracefully instead of running away, and reports cost per confirmed finding.

03

Contained, not trusted

Agents run inside a disposable sandbox with no network of its own. Every request is gated to your allowlist. Nothing reaches cloud metadata or a neighbour.

Four agents, one honest chain.

Each stage hands the next a clean, typed result. A finding only survives if it makes it all the way through validation intact.

Recon

Map the surface

Linked, JavaScript-rendered, and unlinked routes. It finds the admin panel nobody linked to.

Exploit

Attack for real

Injection, auth bypass, IDOR, SSRF, and stateful business-logic chains that carry a session between steps.

Validate

Prove it twice

Replays the finding in a fresh context and reads back the resulting state. Anything that will not reproduce is dropped.

Report

Hand it over

Severity, a working PoC script, evidence, and a concrete fix. Confidence is shown with the reason for it.

Built against the best open-source pentest agent.

Striker takes the strengths of the current state of the art and closes the places it is weakest: unbounded cost, ungated egress, and confident false positives.

StrikerContained · proven
Hard per-run cost ceiling, with cost reported per confirmed vulnerability.
No network inside the sandbox; every request gated to your allowlist, metadata and rebind blocked.
Every finding proven with a negative control and an independent readback.
Stateful, chained business-logic exploits treated as a first-class case.
Honest confidence, staging-vs-prod caveats, and a visible record of what was ruled out.
The prior artPowerful · unbounded
·Cost scales with the run and is not capped by the operator.
·Agent runs with network access; host is contained, egress to your scope is not.
·Sandbox execution, but no confidence grading and no way to say "checked, not a bug".
·Weakest on hard, multi-step, business-logic flaws by its own published benchmark.

Every claim above was tested piece by piece: each subsystem was scored blind against the reference by a separate adversarial critic before it shipped.

A finding, the way Striker hands it to you.

Not a severity label and a shrug. A reproducible proof an engineer can run, the evidence behind it, and an honest note on what could make it read differently in production.

  validated_finding.json
class idor
severity high · CVSS 8.1
endpoint GET /api/v1/orders/{id}
disposition confirmed · 3/3 clean replays
confidence high (victim record leaked with attacker session)
poc steps + runnable script attached
assumptions: validated against this host on this data set; a WAF or different roles in prod may change the result.

Start free. Pay for what it proves.

The free run is the real product on one target. The paid tiers unlock the hard exploit classes and the scale.

Free
$0 · one target per run
  • XSS, SQLi, open redirect, path traversal
  • Full validation and PoC generation
  • JSON and HTML reports
  • Per-run cost ceiling
Pro
Up to 25 targets · deeper scans
  • Everything in Free
  • IDOR, auth bypass, business-logic chains
  • Custom attack-module plugins
  • PDF reports and per-finding cost
Enterprise
Unbounded scope · self-hosted
  • Everything in Pro
  • No target or budget limits
  • Runs in your own environment
  • Priority support and onboarding

Point it at something you own.

Striker is in early access. Tell us what you want to test and we will get you a run.